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#4 Re: Keeping consistent network interface names with ifrename Posted by benji (82.225.xx.xx) on Fri 23 Feb 2007 at 21:10 Udev is quite usefull when you want to keep interface name consistent. However, I used to copy systems between hard drives, so that I don't have to install multiple instances of the same system. However, udev named my interfaces eth0/eth1 on first machine, eth2/eth3 on second machine (first copy), eth4/eth5 on third, etc. So I edited /etc/udev/persistent-net.rules to delete references to eth0/eth1 and the second machine was named correctly ;)

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