network card not detected at boot

[James McDonald]

Bill Campbell wrote:
> One thing I do to help figure out what's going on under the hood
> on systems is to create a timestamp file, run the vendor's admin
> tool to change something, the use ``find'' to see what's changed.
>
> touch /tmp/timestamp
> yast2 # do something
> find /etc -type f -newer /tmp/timestamp > /tmp/changedfiles
>
> The /tmp/changedfiles will contain a list of all files in the /etc
> directory that have been changed since the /tmp/timestamp file was touched.
>   

Thanks for this Bill handy tip I will keep for future reference....

On windblows I use filemon and regmon to track down config changes. Your 
tip is really both utilities, but for Linux.