text: sudo mv /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration
  /NetworkInterfaces.plist /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration
  /preferences.plist ~username/Desktop
  Couldn't you just create a symlink from en1 to en2 in /dev , or is OSX much different then *BSD in this regard?
  In traditional BSD systems, network interfaces don't have nodes in /dev. The device names exist only in a special namespace accessed by ifconfig and the underlying library routines.
  Or maybe you can just change the value for "BSD Name" in that plist after deleting the old config (which would currently have the BSD Name that you want to use for the other, newer config)? I don't know if it works that simply or not.
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