disabling network card bypass

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We need to test two ethernet cards by sending packets between the two cards
on the same system connected with a crossover cable.   It seems like the IP
layer of Linux bypasses the hardware and routes back the packets destined
to its own ip address.  That is, if I have 2 ethernet cards configued with
2 different ip addresses, and if i try to send a packet from one ipaddress
to the other on same system, these packets never reach the 2 ethernet cards
and are bypassed at the IP layer.  I would like to know if there is any way
to disable this bypassing at IP layer as a configurable option.

Thank you

Greg Rodgers
rodgersg@us.ibm.com

PS.  My mom says it is not good to talk to oneself.



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