Easier said than done when the network card is not working :-(
However I went and had a look at that file and found that it had *all* the
entries I had tried as aliases, ie eth0, eth1 and two lines of options
showing interrupts. Deleted all except the eth0 line, rebooted and bingo!
Thanks a lot, all is working again.
>posting /etc/conf.modules might be beneficial...
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