tony
08-15-2006, 10:06 AM
StarV3 X86-PC Edition is in final testing, however we need some input from those who are currently planning on upgrading their existing StarOS routers and servers.
To try and minimize problems when upgrading to star-v3 in regards to device re-ordering, can you please list the types of ethernets you are currently using, and their etherX designation.
You only need to post this information if you have more than one brand of ethernet in use. (for example, if you have a built-in ethernet that is different than the add-on cards you are using).
Also not the other sticky regarding to the supported ethernet types. This list will grow, so keep an eye on it. It also supports many ethernet types that were not supported in StarOS.
For example, if you have a motherboard that uses the nVidia nForce chipset, with a built-in nForce and/or Marvell Yukon built-in you will encounter a device re-ordering as those interfaces are now supported with StarV3, but not StarOS. To resolve this, you may need to disable those interfaces in the BIOS prior to upgrading the system to star-v3.
To try and minimize problems when upgrading to star-v3 in regards to device re-ordering, can you please list the types of ethernets you are currently using, and their etherX designation.
You only need to post this information if you have more than one brand of ethernet in use. (for example, if you have a built-in ethernet that is different than the add-on cards you are using).
Also not the other sticky regarding to the supported ethernet types. This list will grow, so keep an eye on it. It also supports many ethernet types that were not supported in StarOS.
For example, if you have a motherboard that uses the nVidia nForce chipset, with a built-in nForce and/or Marvell Yukon built-in you will encounter a device re-ordering as those interfaces are now supported with StarV3, but not StarOS. To resolve this, you may need to disable those interfaces in the BIOS prior to upgrading the system to star-v3.