i219LM NIC, ASUS Q170M-C Motherboard
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I’ve updated the S40network script to use a case insensitive approach.
The beauty is all you need to do to test it is rerun the installer and you will have the latest init.
Please update if you can and let us know if it’s working any better.
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@Tom-Elliott I installed Fog1.2 on another system and copied over the init.xz to my current fog setup. After sending the image, it just zipped through to a black screen again
. So it did the same thing that it did before. shoot…@Sebastian-Roth Below is the S40network contents from my original init.xz…
#!/bin/sh
Start the network…
case “$1” in
start)
echo “Starting network…”
/sbin/ifup -a
;;
stop)
echo -n “Stopping network…”
/sbin/ifdown -a
;;
restart|reload)
“$0” stop
“$0” start
;;
*)
echo “Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart}”
exit 1
esacexit $?
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I made this change for the RC’s. Unfortunately the installer for the FOG 1.2 did not have this possibility. I was under the impression you were running on the RC versions.
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@Tom-Elliott No, not on my live fog system. This has fog 1.2. Is the RC S40 script still applicable if I am able to get it?
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@dustindizzle11 No. 1.2.0 didn’t even use detection of interfaces to get IP information. This is likely why you’re not seeing it as a “success” in the compatibility either.
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@Tom-Elliott Ok. I will just leave this as is then unless there is something you guys want me to do. Thanks for all
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@dustindizzle11 I would highly recommend updating to RC-14, unless there’s a particular reason for the reservations?
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@Tom-Elliott I will eventually (and want to). The reason for reservations on upgrading Fog right now is because I am not wanting to fight through all the things that can break when upgrading my live system (not saying it would, just there’s a chance). I work for a school district so I would rather test things before-hand to ensure the system is still functional if it is needed.
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@dustindizzle11 I totally understand.
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@dustindizzle11 Sorry for my late reply. There is a side way you could go with this now that you know how to modify the init.xz image. Grep yourself a copy of the current script and exchange the one you posted with this new one. See if you can make it work with this. Just an idea for a quick dirty fix.
