Ah, I had forgotten about that. As Llama says, it is the PCI id that
makes the difference.
On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 16:48, Joel Hammer wrote:
> Sometimes an IRQ is shared between two PCI devices. I haven't seen sharing
> between two Ethernet devices on two of my linux boxes, however.
>
> cat /proc
On 01/27/03 14:35, Jason Joines wrote:
On a machine with two PCI NICS, how do you choose which is assigned to
eth0 and which is assigned to eth1?
The one with the lower PCI ID is eth0. You can view the PCI ID
assignments with lspci and/or /proc/pci
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Figure out which PCI slots are which (each has a number), then try
assigning IRQ's to each of your NIC slots and see if a higher or lower
IRQ affects the ordering of the ETH settings. I've never tried to
actually specify which is which, but that's how I would try to do it.
On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 1
