linux bot up problem???

July 7th, 2003

hi,
i'm having problem with my linux. It seems tat i encounter problem whenever i boot up my linux. The boot up part which my problem starts is as below:

Setting network parameters : OK
Bringing up loopback interface : OK
Bringing up interface eth0 :

whenever my linux boot up until the third phase above, it'l hang ther for a few minutes. Then after a long time, it'l display "fail to bring up interface" & wil sucess to the GUI.

i would like to know wat leads to this problem? & what's ur advice?
thanks in advance.

**Geffy** · July 7th, 2003

basically the machine is waiting to get an IP from DHCP or something like that, and that is what is causing the pause

thebear · July 7th, 2003

yeah, means you have to configure your network connection (eth0 is the name of your primary Ethernet Card)

**NetRyder** · July 7th, 2003

Have you installed drivers for your network card, and have you configured the connection properly?

**Zedric** · July 8th, 2003

Either make sure everything is set right for the card or set the IP static. That should work.

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Zedric NTFS Guru Joined: January 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 4,012 Reputation: 890 Power: 144	Either make sure everything is set right for the card or set the IP static. That should work.
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July 7th, 2003	Top \| #3
thebear d(-.-)b Joined: January 2003 Location: Toronto, Canadia Posts: 362 Reputation: 10 Power: 86	yeah, means you have to configure your network connection (eth0 is the name of your primary Ethernet Card)