How to delete a network interface?

raid517 · 04-30-2005, 03:44 PM

Hi, often when my PC boots up, it will hang for several moments while attempting to activate eth2. However I don't have an eth2 interface (or eth1 for that matter) I only have eth0. How do I get rid of the erronerous entry for these nework cards?

GJ

perfect_circle · 04-30-2005, 04:12 PM

You are member of LQ FORUMS from 2002, you have 248 posts and you expect to get a valid answer for this, without at least letting us know what distro you are using?

alar · 04-30-2005, 08:29 PM

Methinks that was an unfair reply.
You can successfully use Linux and ignore network settings for a long time; well until they cause problems.

So whatever distro ure on: look in Network settings.
Not knowing your system I'll have to say use the network wizard thingys.

Remove ethx thru ethy you don't want.

But yes. After a second thought. Knowing ure distro would help if you want command line help.