[CentOS] Pause after network initialization
Joshua Baker-LePain
jlb17 at duke.eduThu Apr 13 18:07:01 UTC 2006
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Is there a "proper" way to put in a pause after network initialization to make sure the network *really* is up? I've had this issue for a while with e1000 cards (even on 100MB networks), where the first NFS mount will fail b/c the network reports up but isn't, really. Now, I'm also seeing the same issue on cluster nodes hooked to a switch with jumbo frames enabled. I used to hack it with a 'sleep 60' at the end of the "start" function in /etc/init.d/network, but that goes away whenever initscripts gets updated. My new hack is to put 'mount -a -t nfs' in /etc/rc.local. Any other suggestions? -- Joshua Baker-LePain Department of Biomedical Engineering Duke University
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