> > A buddy and I have noticed that network IP aliasing seems to have
> > disappeared in 2.2.
> >
> No. It's there. I'm pretty sure it's there since I have few systems with 3-10
> ip adressed on one Ethertnet card here with kernel 2.2.0 :-)
Eh? We both get something like:
[root@babylon linux-2.2.ac1]# ifdown eth0
[root@babylon linux-2.2.ac1]# ifup eth0
Error
No kernel support for devices aliasing[root@babylon linux-2.2.ac1]#
Both options for network and IP aliasing are enabled. IP aliasing is
enabled as a MODULE.
I still think something is missing- And I haven't even mentioned the
IDE/SCSI emulation nasty's yet...
ron
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