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Description of problem:
After installing Fedora Core 1 on my old i586 with two network cards,
one isa and one not isa, booting with the bootdisk.img diskette,
starting with boot: linux isa text expert reboot=bios, with only "text
based internet" selected in the package groups, and after adding
NE2000 isa network card driver during the installation process, I end
up with an /etc/modules.conf without the isa network interface.




Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Take an old i586, and blow off the dust.
2. Put in two network cards, one isa and one not isa.
3. Start the installation with a bootdisk.img diskette.
4. Enter "linux isa text expert reboot=bios" at the boot:-prompt.
5. Add network card driver NE2000, options "io=0x240 irq=10".
5. Select only "text based internet" on the packages selection.

    

Actual Results:  The /etc/modules.conf file only contains one line,
for the other network card:
alias eth0 8139too


Expected Results:  The /etc/modules.conf file should contain the
following lines:
alias eth0 8139too
alias eth1 ne
options ne io=0x240 irq=10

(Or better, I should have the choice during the installation process
to choose which card becomes eth0 and eth1.)


Additional info:

This problem did not occur with Red Hat 9; it was introduced with
Fedora Core 1.

Workaround: add the missing lines in /etc/modules.conf