[solved] Pandaboard: no eth0 after update

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[solved] Pandaboard: no eth0 after update

Postby duesselschorsch » Sun May 06, 2012 10:25 am

Hi,
I just installed the latest kernel and root filesystem on my Pandaboard (non-ES). When logging in, I noticed that the eth0 and wlan interfaces were there and it got an IP address via DHCP on eth0.
Then I updated the system via pacman -Syu, it asked if it should replace gnupg with gnupg2 (I said yes) and if it should replace procps with procps-ng (I said yes the first time I tried, I also treid no after reinstalling, didn't make a difference).
After updating everything, I rebootet, and the network connection was gone: no eth0, no wlan0 interface.
What am I missing?

UPDATE: Same effect on BeagleBoard-XM, no eth0 after update (but then again, it's the same kernel with same packages)

Georg
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Re: Pandaboard: no eth0 after update

Postby kmihelich » Sun May 06, 2012 5:11 pm

Problem is solved with the new initscripts. I delayed in getting it into yesterday's build cycle, it'll be there today.

If you still have serial, you can just modprobe smsc95xx to pull in the ethernet driver. Run pacman -Syu in an hour or so and you should see the new initscripts. Install that, reboot, and things should be good to go.
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Re: Pandaboard: no eth0 after update

Postby duesselschorsch » Sun May 06, 2012 7:57 pm

Works fine now on both boards, thanks!

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