On Sun, 18 Aug 2013 13:59:40 -0500 rm@crescentconstruction.com wrote:
I just upgraded the motherboard and processor to: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 - motherboard AMD FX -8120 Processor Nvidia GeForce GT 610 Graphics card
I just went through a similar experience. I think there's a bug here, but I did not report because (a) I won't be able to test a fix, and (b) it is an unsupported configuration, so would probably be closed with WONTFIX. Let me describe what happened. 1: My desktop died - seems to be a power supply failure, but the box was a lemon anyway. 2: I took the hard drive out, and installed in another computer (intended as a replacement). The system booted up fine to opensuse. However, I could not get Internet. I could connect to the local router, but could not get out. Does that sound familiar? Manually adding a route with the "route" command fixed it. But apparently, that would be needed at each boot (I could automate if needed). The system was configured to use "ifup" settings. I went through the settings, and made sure that the ethernet card (device p5p1) was set to be used, and all other devices were set to never be used. I went into the Yast network device route settings, and made sure that the route was added for the working ethernet device. The only thing that ever worked was my manual "route add" command. The standard network setup wanted to always run the default route through the "eth0" device, which no longer existed. So, again in Yast network settings, I told it to delete "eth0". And that completely solved the problem. That also deleted the default route that I had configured through device p5p1, which was fine since the DHCP configured route was working. It seems that the Yast "ifup" settings are confused by a non-existent device. I hope this helps. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org