Right. The question that deals with the addresses needs 'lcs0' because that goes into the /etc/chandev.conf and the other things use 'eth0' because that is the network device that the lcs.o driver registers. Forget what you know about how the driver worked on Linux-2.2 kernels because the channel device layer changed the way parameters are passed to these drivers.
If you're sure that your device is indeed entry 0 in the MP3000 LAN devices table, then the response you listed should work. Rob
