Hay all (again), I've got to install a box with two network cards. I've got a nasty feeling that I'm going to end up with an ISA and a PCI both of which are compatible with the ns2000 driver module.
So, onto my questions: both of them are PnP (oh really? - the ns2000 driver is not plug and play originally but we'll let that pass). If I manage to get it set up properly in /etc/isapnp.conf then is this file read on startup before any of the modules are loaded? What how do I possibly configure /etc/modules (or related files) so that the ISA card is always set as eth0 and the PCI card as eth1? Is it reliable to assume that the ISA IO address will always be the same (so long as no other hardware is added/removed)? and thus can this address be premanently inserted in /etc/modules? Thanks for any help you guys can offer. Matthew -- Matthew Sackman Nottingham, ENGLAND Using Debian/GNU Linux Enjoying computing
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