Am Donnerstag, 13. April 2006 03:50 schrieb ext Kenton Groombridge:
> I have two NICs in my system, one for Internet and the other for my
> private network. The NIC that I want to be eth0 uses the forcedeth
> module and the NIC I want to be eth1 uses the 3c59x module.
>
> What I can do to ensure t
On 4/12/06, Kenton Groombridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I can do to ensure that it associates the correct module with the
> correct eth?
Your best choice is to write udev rules for them.
A google for "udev ethernet rules" should get you started.
-Richard
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Kenton Groombridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
wait, ignore me, I'm confused at the moment.
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Kenton Groombridge wrote:
What I can do to ensure that it associates the correct module with the
correct eth?
Thanks,
Ken
udev can help you. Unfortunately I don't know enough about it to go
into greater detail.
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I have two NICs in my system, one for Internet and the other for my
private network. The NIC that I want to be eth0 uses the forcedeth
module and the NIC I want to be eth1 uses the 3c59x module.
I have set up aliases in my /etc/modules.d/forcedeth:
alias eth0 forcedeth
and /etc/modules.d/3c
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