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Originally posted by sergiodemoura how do I do get-up my 3 nicīs on boot ? iīm using debian 3.0
2nics are 8139 and 1 is a intel eepro100?
Edit the file /etc/modules as root and put the name of the modules used by the cards in there on a line by themselves one on each line. If the 8139 cards are using the same module for each card you only need it in the file one time. Or you can as root run modconf and select the modules you need and they will be added to the file. The modules for the cards will now be loaded every time you boot.
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