I need to have this as I boot computers over the LAN to admin them and if one boots with this bug then I would actually have to go to the machine or ask someone at the location to reboot until the message goes away.
A temporary measure I am using to get around this problem is this
create a file in /etc/init.d that forces the network to restart on each boot so no matter what after it reaches the login screen ever after the 60 second time out I will have a working network connection with out having to manually log in and restart the network to bring up ethX.
> sudo -i
> cd /etc/init.d
> nano forcenetworkrestartonboot
I need to have this as I boot computers over the LAN to admin them and if one boots with this bug then I would actually have to go to the machine or ask someone at the location to reboot until the message goes away.
A temporary measure I am using to get around this problem is this
create a file in /etc/init.d that forces the network to restart on each boot so no matter what after it reaches the login screen ever after the 60 second time out I will have a working network connection with out having to manually log in and restart the network to bring up ethX.
> sudo -i tartonboot
> cd /etc/init.d
> nano forcenetworkres
----
in this file place the script
#!/bin/bash etc/init. d/networking restart tartonboot tartonboot defaults
/
exit
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> chmod a+x forcenetworkres
> update-rc.d -f forcenetworkres
So if I get that bug after the 60 seconds the network will restart by the time it hits the login screen I believe.
to remove this from runing on start up ... tartonboot remove
> update-rc.d -f forcenetworkres
and then delete /etc/init. d/forcenetworkr estartonboot