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Hi, rather than using that method, i think you could just create a duplicate of your network connection in System Prefs:Network:Show:Network Port Configurations by selecting your "Build-in Ethernet" (or whatever you use) and clicking the "Duplicate" button. This will then allow you to create a whole new set of IP details running off the same port as the original one. Easier than making a startup file anyway.
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This worked for me. I have a complicated setup with a desktop mac that has a static IP. It provides a dynamic IP for an airport basestation, which provides dynamic IPs for two wireless iBooks. I wanted to be able to print to a USB printer connected to the desktop machine.
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