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Hey Guys --
Currently installing vsphere 4.0 and I noticed that my nics are out of order. I want the internal broadcom nic to come up as nic 0 but it is showing up has nic2.
Linux Dynasty I spent all day trying to get your script to run but since I am very new to linux it took me a bit to realize I needed to install Python and then once I downloaded Python I then needed GCC. I have spent the better half of the day trying to locate a binary for GCC but with no luck. I have not yet installed GCC which means I cannot install Python.
How can I get pass this ? What information will you like ?
Currently installing vsphere 4.0 and I noticed that my nics are out of order. I want the internal broadcom nic to come up as nic 0 but it is showing up has nic2.
Linux Dynasty I spent all day trying to get your script to run but since I am very new to linux it took me a bit to realize I needed to install Python and then once I downloaded Python I then needed GCC. I have spent the better half of the day trying to locate a binary for GCC but with no luck. I have not yet installed GCC which means I cannot install Python.
How can I get pass this ? What information will you like ?
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