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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Wg-test-framework] Lenovo issue
Don Koch writes ("Re: [Wg-test-framework] Lenovo issue"):
> On Wed, 22 Apr 2015 08:14:34 -0400
> Ian Campbell <ian.campbell@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Please can you confirm:
Thanks Ian for asking the questions the right way.
> > 2. That the first physical non-management Ethernet port is also
> > wired into the switch.
>
> No, the second one is (based on MAC addresses).
I gues we can live with this.
> > 3. The precise MAC address associated with both of those, in those
> > terms (not in terms of the names Linux might have chosen, nor
> > whatever might or might not be stencilled on the case)
>
> For huxelrebe0:
> port 0: 44:39:c4:6d:20:4d
> port 1: 44:39:c4:6d:20:4e
> port 2 (mgmt): 44:39:c4:39:a1:26
>
> For huxelrebe1:
> port 0: 44:39:c4:6d:20:5f
> port 1: 44:39:c4:6d:20:60
> port 2 (mgmt): 44:39:c4:39:a1:19
Thank you.
> > B. the management port is not visible to the Operating
> > System.
>
> No. It shows up as a third ethernet device (coincidentally as eth2 on
> both). I don't think it can be turned off. I would hope that this
> shouldn't matter.
It's not ideal but I think we can probably prevent d-i from trying to
use it with appropriate osstest configuration.
> > C. the non-management port is configured solely for the use
> > of the Operating System and will never be interfered
> > with by any BIOS activity;
>
> Yes. (s/port is/ports are/)
Thanks.
Ian.
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