I just had to change my motherboard and when I did I lost eth0 and it
was called eth0_rename with no networking. I manually changed everything
in /etc/network/interfaces from eth0 to eth0_rename along with
firewall/routing/blah blah settings.
This morning I booted up and guess what? The same problem, only this
time I had to change eth0_rename to eth0_rename_ren in all my files and
settings. What gives? Why doesn't Linux just call it eth0, it's not
rocket science!
This is on Debian 5.0.
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