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From: |
Titus Winters |
Subject: |
Network interfaces |
Date: |
Thu, 10 Jan 2002 16:01:16 -0800 |
User-agent: |
Mutt/1.2i |
I am running grub on a machine with several network interfaces, all of
which have the same chipset on them (tulip.) Is there a way for me
to choose which interface grub is going to listen to? It currently
chooses the wrong one for the network topology I am using (that is,
the TFTP server is on an interface that Grub is ignoring.)
Any help would be greatly appreciated (even just telling me that I
have to write it myself.)
-Titus Winters
PS For a project I was working on a while ago I wrote a grub command
'netcommand' which made grub take input over UDP as if it was on
console. It was really useful for making controllable networks
(sometimes I wanted to boot a kernel off the network, sometimes the
local one.) Is it useful enough to bother submitting a patch?
- Network interfaces,
Titus Winters <=