I am using ubuntu 10.04 (Bio-linux 6.0). Last night I tried leaving my system in hibernate mode because there appears to be a bug in this version of ubuntu such that if I do a straight shut-down, the machine will boot up by itself some time overnight.This morning I could not bring the system back up from hibernate so had to hold down the power button to reset. Upon restarting I found my network connections (wired) had disappeared. I eventually found the following code online:sudo service network-manager stopsudo rm /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.statesudo service network-manager startFortunately running this code returned my auto eth0 connection. However, I used to also have a connection called auto eth1, and this appears no longer to be present.My question therefore has three parts:What is auto eth1?Do I need to get it back?How do I get it back?
What problem have I caused to eth1 by resetting my ubuntu machine?
ubuntu;networking;networkmanager;hibernate