[BusyBox] Networking problems

[nawawi]

you can try to up loopback dev first.. ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1<http://127.0.0.1>up

On 4/17/05, Sam Robb <uclibc at oneparticularharbor.net> wrote:
> 
> All,
> 
> Please forgive if this is a FAQ - but I've searched the docs
> and Google in vain for some information about how to set up
> networking with BusyBox. I'm particularly frustrated in that
> I *had* gotten networking into a working state, but have since
> managed to muck things up and befuddle myself.
> 
> I have BB set up to generate the ip, ifconfig, etc. applets.
> My kernel has networking support turned on, and my network cards
> are compiled built-in instead of as modules. Everything comes
> together when I reboot my x86 system (using my kernel and my
> RFS) - the kernel sees the network cards, ifconfig can configure
> them ('ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.101 <http://192.168.1.101> up'), 'route' 
> returns what
> looks like valid information, etc.
> 
> Despite all that - I am completely unable to see or interact
> with the network. On a second machine on the same Ethernet hub,
> ethereal doesn't even see the packets generated by this machine;
> they look like they're getting consigned to the network bit-bucket
> for some reason. When I reboot the system into FC3, I'm able to
> interact with the network on both the network interfaces (eth0
> and eth1) - so I don't think there are any cabling problems or
> hardware problems contributing to the complete lack of networkness :-/
> 
> -Samrobb
> 
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