This should have been fixed in the latest 7.0.6 release -- is this the
version that you were using?
We discovered that we goofed in 7.0.5 in making code for arbitrary numbers
of network interfaces -- LAM would actually end up looking only at the
first 10. So it shouldn't have anything to do with IPv6 itself, just the
total number of network interfaces.
Let me know if 7.0.6 doesn't fix the problem for you.
On Thu, 20 May 2004, Marc Colosimo wrote:
> After spending several hours of trying to figure out why lamboot would not
> work with a list of machine names, but does work fine with "localhost".
> Basically, it couldn't resolve the local hostname. I discover some old
> threads about /etc/hosts having more than one address for localhost. Sure
> enough, my Mac was setup for IPV6. Turning that off allows lamboot to work.
> I'm just passing this along so that others can quickly find this. Maybe a
> note should be put in the FAQ for booting with IPV6 and how to tell.
>
> Also, is this going to be fixed sometime?
>
> Thanks
> Marc
>
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