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I am using FC4 x86_64. I have two LAN cards for two internet
connections. One of them is the onboard NVIDIA chipset card. The other
one is a Davicom Semiconductor 8139 card.
The problem I am facing is that, in my Network Connections under
Gnome, I see my NVIDIA card as eth1(forcedeth) which seems to be fine,
but for the Davicom card I get an eth0 as well as another network
device which is also detected as the same LAN card with a random device
number that changes every time I reboot my system. For example, dev xxxx where xxxx keeps changing every time I reboot.
I hope you guys understand what I am trying to say and suggest me a solution.
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