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Yes, this happens when I am not physically connected to a network.  It I
set it to not check it at boot time, what command would I use to set it
up?
Thanks for your help.

Jordan

> On 17 Апрель 2003 01:27, jordanp@look.ca wrote:
>> Thank you, the problem is now fixed.  I have another that
>> should be easy to fix.  When my computer is booting up, the
>> bringing up interface eth0 takes about a minute to pass when I
>> am not connected to the network.  When I am it passes in about
>> a second.  Is there anyway I could set the delay on this.
>>
> You can set ONBOOT=no
> in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 file.
> What is "not connected"? Phisycally?
> What typed in log console while this bringing idle?
>
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