Configuring an unconfigured network card crashes utilizing yast2-network 2.17.182.7*
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Environment
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 2
Situation
After applying the latest channel updates, unconfigured NIC cards cannot be configured via the YaST network utility without it crashing. The specific version of the YaST plugin exhibiting the problem is yast2-network 2.17.182.7-0.5.1
Resolution
Resolved in yast2-network-2.17.182.8-9.2
Additional Information
OLD WORKAROUND: If the ifcfg file is created before entering into the YaST plugin, the unconfigured card can now be configured. IE: touch /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth1
Restarting the network has not been bringing up the interface, even after it is configured (rcnetwork restart). Manually bringing up the interface with ifup does work (ifup eth1)
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- Document ID:7012199
- Creation Date: 24-Apr-2013
- Modified Date:14-Oct-2022
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