Am Sa, den 10.04.2004 schrieb Rick Lim um 18:13:
> Hi there,
>
> I have just changed network cards and the old network card still seems to be
> there
> even though I have deleted all the network card and rebooted, when I try to
> assign the new
> network card the old one shows up, but I am able to select the new one and
> carry on to the
> confirmation screen, but then is says you have selected (the old card) for
> eth0 and I cannot get pass that.
>
> Is there some config file that I have to manually edit to get rid of this
> old card?
Delete the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and let it entirely
create a new one by using redhat-config-network. If you are experienced
enough you of course could edit that plain text file by hand too. Then
please keep care to have the MAC address (HHWADDR) of the new card in
the config file, else the new card would not work properly.
> TIA
Alexander
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