Since I just went digging for this the other day , here's what I know about what controlswhat Ethernet devices get named on Red Hat Enteprise (and probablyalso on Fedora, but I haven't looked at my Fedora systems in thislevel of detail).
kudzu is enabled, it uses /etc/sysconfig/hwconf to nameeverything. If there is no such file or the data in it doesn'tmatch current reality, various bad things happen. (You can probably hand-edit
Here's my problem: I have a bunch of identical 1U servers (SunFireX2100 M2s) with four onboard Ethernet ports, driven by two differentchipsets (two nVidia ones, two Broadcom ones). I want to configure ourRHEL installs so that no matter which physical unit I stuff the systemdisks into, the Ethernet ports come up with consistent names that matchthe ports on the back of the server; eth0 should always be the portlabeled 'port 0' and
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