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Subject: Re: A return to PCI ordering problems...
To: jas88@cam.ac.uk (James A Sutherland)
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> > If you really care about the names, there's an ioctl you can use to change
> > them. You can call them 'fred' and 'sheila' if you so desire.
> 
> So you can you swap them, so eth1 becomes eth0? If so, that should solve his 
> problem...

You can do yes
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