Hi,
you could take a look at /etc/modprobe.conf, which looks as follows on
my pc (redhat 5.1)
[root@barrakh etc]# more modprobe.conf
alias eth0 pcnet32
It could be some alias defined in this file.
On the other hand, how did you define your ethernet scripts ? do you
have an /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and -eth1 or how do
they look like ?
John Summerfield schrieb:
thomas62186218@xxxxxxx wrote:
Hi All,
I am running Fedora 8 32-bit with no updates (fresh install) on a
server with a Tyan S5380 motherboard with the latest 2.00 BIOS. This
motherboard has two Intel GbE ports on the motherboard.
Oddly, when I type ifconfig -a, these GbE ports appear as eth10 and
eth11. There is no eth0. I've been around Linux for a few years and
have never seen anything like this, so I'm stumped. Why would it not
map these GbE ports as eth0 and eth1, as expected?
<snip>
Any ideas on this?
No, but I have seen this behaviour on a virtual Debian system I have
here. In my case, I attributed it without much thought to the fact I
did not provide a MAC address, and I was running it directly with
qemu-kvm and not through virt* (which provides a consistent one for
each virtual machine).
