empty 70-persistent-net.rules on SuSe 13.1 and ethernet device called eno1
openSuse 13.1 configured my network controller as eno1 during installation.
Also eno1 device can not be configured by KDE Network Connection tool, it doesn't allow you to add a connection for this device.
When i check the 70-persistent-net.rules it's blank. I would like to rename it as eth0 but also i couldn't. I have to find a way to enable KDE Network Connection tool configuration because i will not use the machine.
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openSuse 13.1 configured my network controller as eno1 during installation.
Also eno1 device can not be configured by KDE Network Connection tool, it doesn't allow you to add a connection for this device.
When i check the 70-persistent-net.rules it's blank. I would like to rename it as eth0 but also i couldn't. I have to find a way to enable KDE Network Connection tool configuration because i will not use the machine.
networking ethernet opensuse kde
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What do you mean you couldn't? What did you try?
– Andrew Schulman
Jan 2 '15 at 18:47
@AndrewSchulman i think it's my fault it's written properly when i configured it via YaST ->NetworkDevices->NetworkSettings.
– yet
Jan 2 '15 at 18:49
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openSuse 13.1 configured my network controller as eno1 during installation.
Also eno1 device can not be configured by KDE Network Connection tool, it doesn't allow you to add a connection for this device.
When i check the 70-persistent-net.rules it's blank. I would like to rename it as eth0 but also i couldn't. I have to find a way to enable KDE Network Connection tool configuration because i will not use the machine.
networking ethernet opensuse kde
openSuse 13.1 configured my network controller as eno1 during installation.
Also eno1 device can not be configured by KDE Network Connection tool, it doesn't allow you to add a connection for this device.
When i check the 70-persistent-net.rules it's blank. I would like to rename it as eth0 but also i couldn't. I have to find a way to enable KDE Network Connection tool configuration because i will not use the machine.
networking ethernet opensuse kde
networking ethernet opensuse kde
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migrated from serverfault.com Jan 2 '15 at 23:03
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What do you mean you couldn't? What did you try?
– Andrew Schulman
Jan 2 '15 at 18:47
@AndrewSchulman i think it's my fault it's written properly when i configured it via YaST ->NetworkDevices->NetworkSettings.
– yet
Jan 2 '15 at 18:49
add a comment |
What do you mean you couldn't? What did you try?
– Andrew Schulman
Jan 2 '15 at 18:47
@AndrewSchulman i think it's my fault it's written properly when i configured it via YaST ->NetworkDevices->NetworkSettings.
– yet
Jan 2 '15 at 18:49
What do you mean you couldn't? What did you try?
– Andrew Schulman
Jan 2 '15 at 18:47
What do you mean you couldn't? What did you try?
– Andrew Schulman
Jan 2 '15 at 18:47
@AndrewSchulman i think it's my fault it's written properly when i configured it via YaST ->NetworkDevices->NetworkSettings.
– yet
Jan 2 '15 at 18:49
@AndrewSchulman i think it's my fault it's written properly when i configured it via YaST ->NetworkDevices->NetworkSettings.
– yet
Jan 2 '15 at 18:49
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I managed to do it via YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->overview tab :
you can rename the device.
Also if you want to enable KDE or Gnome network configuration applet, you need to enable
YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->Global Options: Control by applet.
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I managed to do it via YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->overview tab :
you can rename the device.
Also if you want to enable KDE or Gnome network configuration applet, you need to enable
YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->Global Options: Control by applet.
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I managed to do it via YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->overview tab :
you can rename the device.
Also if you want to enable KDE or Gnome network configuration applet, you need to enable
YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->Global Options: Control by applet.
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I managed to do it via YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->overview tab :
you can rename the device.
Also if you want to enable KDE or Gnome network configuration applet, you need to enable
YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->Global Options: Control by applet.
I managed to do it via YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->overview tab :
you can rename the device.
Also if you want to enable KDE or Gnome network configuration applet, you need to enable
YaST2->Network Devices->Network Settings->Global Options: Control by applet.
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What do you mean you couldn't? What did you try?
– Andrew Schulman
Jan 2 '15 at 18:47
@AndrewSchulman i think it's my fault it's written properly when i configured it via YaST ->NetworkDevices->NetworkSettings.
– yet
Jan 2 '15 at 18:49