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Well I am back up and running but I did experience some problems. Mainly =
when I shut down and then rebooted my Linux box the eth0 failed and then =
the eth1 failed also. When I checked into it I found that eth1 had been =
set up with the same IRQ and I/O assignments as eth1. After I changed =
them it works good. Anyway I'll ask once more: Is this the way Linux =
works? Do I have to re-configure the NIC's everytime I have to reboot =
for some reason or is there something I am failing to do here? Any help =
is appreciated. Happy New Year to all. Cliff
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