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The server has two network cards. The driver for the first card is the module 8139too and the driver for the second card is the module ne2k-pci. How is it possible to ensure that the card using the…
The correct answer is A. modprobe 8139too dev=eth0; modprobe ne2k-pci dev=eth1. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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The server has two network cards. The driver for the first card is the module 8139too and the driver for the second card is the module ne2k-pci. How is it possible to ensure that the card using the 8139too driver is detected before the card using the ne2k-pci driver?
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- Amodprobe 8139too dev=eth0; modprobe ne2k-pci dev=eth1
- Binstall mod 8139too; install mod ne2k-pci
- Cmodprobe eth0=8139too, eth1=ne2k-pci
- Difconfig modadd eth0=8139too, eth1=ne2k-pci
- Emodprobe 8139too; modprobe ne2k-pci
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