> On my Asus K8V motherboard is a 3-Com 3c2000 NIC. I have
downloaded and
compiled the Driver (as far as I can tell, new to this distro) but I
am
having problems getting it to load with the kernel and trying to configure
it. The log file messages had some text relating to the startup of the
driver but I cannot access the internet etc.
>
> I followed the instructions to extract the tar, "make load" then
"ifconfig eth0 up", but when I go to the network configuration utilities
in
FC1 I can't find the card or driver. Nor can I figure out how to load it on
boot. The instructions talk about using "/etc/modules.conf file" or insmod
. Also as I cannot select the NIC I cannot tell if it is set to use DHCP.
>
> >From the readme file
> +++++SNIP+++++++++
---SNIP ----
> +++++++SNIP+++++++
>
> I use an old computer with Smoothwall on it which provides the DHCP.
>
> Thanks
> Dav
>
----- Original Message -----
From: "eng.Ilia Dulgerov" <ilia(a)linuxman.biz>>
I had same problem with ASSUS mobo and i found that modprobe sk98lin do
the trick and driver loaded and detected card properly.
nex is ifconfig I assume it is common way to config.
Hope this help
--
///eng.Ilia Dulgerov, <office(a)linuxman.biz>
// ph.+359 888 541553
Thanks, Question: what is modprobe &/or sk98lin? As far as I can find with
google sk98lin is for a different NIC and I'm not sure what to do with
modprobe.
You'll see another thread that I just posted to about 10 min ago "Re: 3com
3c2000 NIC support" where I am trying re-compile the 3c2000 drivers and get
them into the /lib/.../net/ directory.
Dave