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In the cases you might have to change the Lancard but it will shows as eth1, eth2 whatever rather then eth0 as you change the lan card.
You can re-initialize interface name back to eth0 by doing a simple steps:
| Quote: | 1. cd /etc/udev/rules.d
2. open xx-persistent-net.rules (70-persisten-net.rules on mine)
3. Delete or comment out SUBSYSTEM parts
4. Restart your machine & check again |
By the following the steps above, you'll notice eth1, eth2 whatever will be changed to eth0.
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