> Well, that was intended to be code just do illustrate how to do device
> detection (with the help of lspci). There is nothing that I can see which
> is preventing the devices being detected in whatever order you want,
> providing the devices use different drivers (if they use the same driver,
> you'll need to change it instead).
>
> I haven't gotten around to actually writing the code to change the
> device order though. Probably in the next month or so.
I understand. I have not yet poked around in the anaconda source and
I'm just coming up to speed on Python, so your code is a good start :)
In some of the machines, they have 2 onboard "e100" devices and a
quad-fast-ethernet "e100" device, so that would be trickier.
Thanks for the ideas.
/Brian/
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