One way that should work in 2.6 would be to build the driver in (not a module) and pass the addresses on the boot param line. netdev=3,0x300,eth0 netdev=5,0x200,eth1
or insert module manually modprobe ne io=0x300,0x200 irq=3,5
Not sure how to get same effect with modprobe.conf
If the latter command works on the command line, then you can pass those options in through 2.4's modules.conf... I would _hope_ that modprobe.conf allows similar option passing, otherwise it's broken...
Jeff
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