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Diffstat (limited to 'perl-install')
| -rw-r--r-- | perl-install/network/ethernet.pm | 11 |
1 files changed, 6 insertions, 5 deletions
diff --git a/perl-install/network/ethernet.pm b/perl-install/network/ethernet.pm index 3740955a1..4dd7dfaca 100644 --- a/perl-install/network/ethernet.pm +++ b/perl-install/network/ethernet.pm @@ -78,16 +78,17 @@ sub get_eth_cards_names { } -#- conf_network_card_backend : configure the network cards and return the list of them, or configure one specified interface : WARNING, you have to setup the ethernet cards, by calling load_category($in, 'network/main|gigabit|usb', !$::expert, 1) or load_category_backend before calling this function. Basically, you call this function in 2 times. +#- conf_network_card_backend : configure the specified network interface +# WARNING: you have to setup the ethernet cards, by calling load_category($in, 'network/main|gigabit|usb', !$::expert, 1) +# or load_category_backend before calling this function. #- input -#- $prefix #- $netc #- $intf #- $type : type of interface, must be given if $interface is : string : "static" or "dhcp" -#- $interface : facultative, if given, set this interface and return it in a proper form. If not, return @all_cards +#- $interface : set this interface and return it in a proper form. #- $ipadr : facultative, ip address of the interface : string #- $netadr : facultative, netaddress of the interface : string -#- when $interface is given, informations are written in $intf and $netc. If not, @all_cards is returned. +#- when $interface is given, informations are written in $intf and $netc. #- $intf output: $device is the result of #- $intf->{$device}->{DEVICE} : which device is concerned : $device is the result of $interface =~ /(eth[0-9]+)/; my $device = $1;; #- $intf->{$device}->{BOOTPROTO} : $type @@ -97,7 +98,7 @@ sub get_eth_cards_names { #- $netc output: #- $netc->{NET_DEVICE} : this is used to indicate that this eth card is used to connect to internet : $device #- output: -#- $device : only returned in case $interface was given it's $interface, but filtered by /eth[0-9+]/ : string : /eth[0-9+]/ +#- $device : returned passed interface name sub conf_network_card_backend { my ($netc, $intf, $type, $interface, $o_ipadr, $o_netadr) = @_; #-type =static or dhcp |