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So I'm running Debian with kernel version 2.4.24-1-686, and I can get my D-Link Ethernet card up and running by typing the following commands as root:
$ modprobe 8139too
$ ...
- 06-12-2004 #1Linux Newbie
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Network card configuration in Debian
So I'm running Debian with kernel version 2.4.24-1-686, and I can get my D-Link Ethernet card up and running by typing the following commands as root:
$ modprobe 8139too
$ ifup eth0
But whenever I restart my machine, the device disappears, including all its settings in iptables, and I have to type those commands again. Anyone familiar with this behavior and know how to fix it?
- 06-12-2004 #2
You can add that module to /etc/modules.autoload.d to get it loaded every boot. Then add the Debian eth0 script to the boot runlevel...hopefully a Debian guru will be able to help you there.

You can make a shell script with your iptables statements and have that run at boot, too. Hope that helps.
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- 06-14-2004 #3Linux Newbie
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Thanks; I basically know how to do that, but which runlevel should I put the script in? My default runlevel is 2. I assume it should be an S99 script to make sure everything it needs is already loaded, correct?


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