As you have discovered, the order of items listed in /etc/rc.conf doesn't matter. That is because one literally is setting values of variables there. Its some time later before those variables are actually used.
I am not sure I quite understood this part...
If you wish to continue this direction you might kill your dhclient process which is running on fxp0 then manually start it again "dhclient fxp0".
However this is exactly what I was looking for.
And this worked!!!! Hurray :) Thank you so much!If that results in the route you wish then you might be able to control the start order with this in /etc/rc.conf:
network_interfaces="lo0 an0 fxp0"
How did you know this could do that??? I checked the man page, and it really isn't appearant... or is it?
Anyways thank you so much !
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