There sure is. Just look in /etc/modules.conf -- chances are, the two
device names (eth0 and eth1) are mapped to specific kernel drivers in
there. Just switch the device names around, and they should associate
properly for you.
-Fred Whipple
iMagine Internet Services
> Hi!
>
> I have just acquired an old Dell P166 desktop to use as a
> firewall, and it
> had a 3Com 3c905 on board. It was detected using the 3c59x module and
> worked without a problem. I have now added a second 3Com
> 3c905 network card
> (PCI) to the system, and it appears that this one is also
> working perfectly.
>
> However, the new add-in card is now eth0 and the onboard
> network is eth1.
> Just out of sheer idle curiosity, is there a way I can swap
> those two so
> that the onboard is eth0 and the add-in is eth1?
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