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Hi everyone! |
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Relatively new to Gentoo. Been more of a FreeBSD guy the past few years, but current job is setting up Gentoo boxes, so I get to learn a bunch of new stuff (yay!). |
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Machine in question has an Intel gig-E PCI card (e1000 driver) and two Tigron gig-E ports built into the motherboard (tg3 driver). |
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So, I downloaded the 2006.0 (I keep typing 2600 Hehe..) live-cd, and when I boot from it, the motherboard ports come up as eth0 and eth1, and the Intel as eth2 and eth3. This makes sense. We like this. |
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However, once I install, the system decides "Oh no, we're going to screw with your head now, boy!" and switches it so that the *Intel* card comes up as eth0/1 and the on-board ports are eth2/3. |
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Is there a way I can change this so that eth0/1 are the on-board ports? It will save me lots of headaches later. :) |
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Thank you all in advance--and I have to say--nice job on the spiffy-new installer interface! :) |
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Best, |
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--Glenn |
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Glenn E. Sieb, MTS |
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sieb@××××××.com |
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+1 732 949 5453 |
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