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I apologize if this has been discussed, but are the two ethernet cards the SAME. Are they both 3C509's? If so, I have done it by using the config utility in DOS realmode (F8 as Mike pointed out) and assigning them each a unique I/O and IRQ (to the system as well as the cards themselves) and writing the info down. Then, boot the machine into Linux and make sure it sees one of the cards and calls it eth0. Then append the parameters calling the second card eth1 to lilo.conf, re-install Lilo and reboot into linux. When the kernel gets the new parameters, it loads the devices and you see the messages on the console during boot-up. With two cards, you have to pass parameters. It worked well for me... Chuck Young GTE Internetworking
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