On 2/21/06, Will McDonald <wmcdonald@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Have you checked /etc/modprobe.conf ? Make sure you have 2 aliases for the NICs. Yes, that was the first thing I tried. I've even deliberately aliased eth0 to forcedeth and eth1 to nvnet, and also eth0 to nvnet and eth1 to sk98lin, to see if either of those would change anything; they don't.
Detecting second network interface
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