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From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461; .NET CLR 1.0.3705) Description of problem: On machines that have more than one network card -- where at least one is a hardware/onboard card and one is a PCMCIA card, the installer detects and assigns the first ethernet interface to the PCMCIA card (e.g., with a wireless PCMCIA card inserted, it assigns it eth0 and the onboard NIC gets eth1). However, once the installation process is complete and a reboot occurs, the order of the interfaces will change -- eth0 and eth1 will be swapped, with the PCMCIA card assuming the network settings for eth1 and the hardware card assigned eth0. For a lot of laptops out there, this causes some problems -- especially those like the Toshiba Tecras that have both onboard ethernet and a MiniPCI (PCMCIA- type) wireless LAN card built in. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Obtain laptop with built-in ethernet port. 2. Insert PCMCIA network card (any type). 3. Run installer - PCMCIA detects first, assigned eth0 -- then hardware detected, assigned eth1. 4. Complete installation. (For a good test, apply _static_ settings to both cards and mark them to come up on boot.) 5. Reboot. 6. System will come up with hardware card assigned eth0 settings and PCMCIA assigned eth1. Actual Results: eth0 and eth1 hardware swaps places on reboot after install. Expected Results: The detected PCMCIA cards should be assigned network interfaces AFTER any on-board cards. This is the behavior of a fully-installed system after reboot. Additional info:
Wireless modules removed from the driver disks which should work around this problem since we don't support installing from them anyway
Time tracking values updated
Mass-closing lots of old bugs which are in MODIFIED (and thus presumed to be fixed). If any of these are still a problem, please reopen or file a new bug against the release which they're occurring in so they can be properly tracked.