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Chapitre 20. Noyau

Les cartes e1000e n'ont pas forcément une adresse IPv4

Certaines cartes d'interface de réseau e1000e (NIC) risquent de ne pas recevoir d'adresse IPv4 assignée, une fois que le système est redémarré. Pour contourner ce problème, ajouter la ligne suivante au fichier /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-<interface> :

LINKDELAY=10

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Chapitre 20. Noyau

Les cartes e1000e n'ont pas forcément une adresse IPv4

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