/etc/rc.log: ERROR: invalid duplex value for lan1 interface

[Michael Bluemm]

Hi,
have found an error in /etc/rc.log:

Configure HP GSC 100BT interfaces
Output from "/sbin/rc2.d/S331hpgsc100 start":
----------------------------
ERROR: invalid duplex value for lan1 interface
ERROR: invalid duplex value for lan2 interface
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/etc/rc.config.d/hpgsc100conf:

HP_GSC100_INTERFACE_NAME[0]=lan1
HP_GSC100_STATION_ADDRESS[0]=0x0060B0C1B3EB
HP_GSC100_DUPLEX[0]=0x0060B0C1B3EB
HP_GSC100_SPEED[0]=100FD
HP_GSC100_INTERFACE_NAME[1]=lan2
HP_GSC100_STATION_ADDRESS[1]=0x0060B0C1B3EC
HP_GSC100_DUPLEX[1]=0x0060B0C1B3EC
HP_GSC100_SPEED[1]=100FD

###########################################################################
# The HP_GSC100_INIT_ARGS are reserved by HP. They are NOT user changable.

HP_GSC100_INIT_ARGS="HP_GSC100_STATION_ADDRESS HP_GSC100_DUPLEX"

Does anybody have an idea, what could be wrong?

Thank you,
Michael

[Pete Randall · Accepted solution]

Michael,

It appears you have your station address in the duplex field. I would blank out both entries - the station address should be picked up from the NIC itself rather than hard coding it and the duplex is already specified in the speed line (100FD).


Pete

[Robert Bennett_3]

The DUPLEX is wrong. Try deleting the value 0x0060B.... and adding =FULL.

Hope this helps.
B

[Michael Bluemm]

Hi Pete,
thank you for your answer,
what means NIC ?
Bye, Michael

[Pete Randall]

NIC=network interface card

your lan card


Pete

[Michael Bluemm]

Hi,
now it's ok, I don't have this entry in rc.log anymore!
I blanked out
HP_GSC100_DUPLEX[0]=
HP_GSC100_DUPLEX[1]=

What do else now?
- adding FULL (necessary?)
- blank out STATION_ADDRESS (necessary?)

Your's, Michael

[Pete Randall]

Adding FULL - not necessary - it's already set to 100FD - you can check this with the lanadmin command to make sure it's running at 100FD - To view the current LAN setting: lanadmin -x 0

(where 0 is the card's instance or PPA number, found with lanscan).

Blank out station address - not necessary - but recommended to avoid the possibility of duplicates in the future.


Pete

[Michael Bluemm]

Thank you, problem solved now.
Bye, Michael