Slackware eyoolinux Server Configuration Guide

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1) Drive Loading

Drive load part, the main is the network card driver. First find the NIC:

LSPCI grep Net

If not found, first check whether the network card is plugged in properly. Again check for loadable drivers:

Pciprobe

When this instruction comes out, there are several drivers that can be loaded to display. To view driver information, such as PCNET32, use the following directive:

Modinfo-f Description Pcnet32

Depending on the instructions above, you can find the driver you need, and finally load it, such as loading pcnet32:

Modprobe Pcnet32

You can also do the following for array card drivers:

LSPCI grep RAID//view array card devices

Pciprobe//Find related driver, suppose found sata_promise

Modinfo-f Description Sata_promise//view driver information

Modprobe sata_promise//Load Driver

(2) Network configuration

This piece is mainly on the network card IP configuration, Eyoolinux uses the Slackware distribution, its network card configuration file and Redhat different. The eyoolinux NIC configuration file is in the/etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf file.

Vi/etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf

You can configure the network card.

Theoretically, Slackware supports multiple network adapters, in which the configuration of each NIC is differentiated in the form of an array in the configuration file.

such as ipaddr[0]= "192.168.1.252" represents the Eth0 IP.

and ipaddr[1]= "192.168.1.253" means eth1 IP, and so on.

The same is true for subnet masks and HDCP. You can configure other network card information in the form of array 0.

After configuring the NIC, remember to reboot:

/etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 Restart//Please see clearly: Rc.inet1 configuration file is: rc.inet1.conf