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Hi, I finally was able to get cable in my apartment (by cable I mean analog internet over 75 ohm coax -- I hate the term broadband), so I set my hacked I-Opener up out in the kitchen. It currently has Redhat 7.2 with a home-brew 2.4.17 kernel and a linksys USB nic. The kernel picks up the nic in the dmesg, but it doesn't assign the nic to eth0 or start the networking services. If I try to restart the network services after it has booted ifconfig complains that there is no such thing as eth0. Once the computer has fully booted, if I unplug the nic and plug it back in again, the network comes up and everything works like a champ. Anyone have a guess as to why this is happening? Jon
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