Ok ; I went into nodules.conf using pico.The first listed were Using Pico I opened /etc/modules.conf and this appeared #Aliases-specify your hardware alias eth0 sis900 alias eth1 off alias tr0 off alias scsi_hostadapter off alias fb0 off Then a bunch of stuff, and then some options that are useless to me as of yet.Any idea? Donnie
It does not sound like you have a SiS 900 Fast Ethernet card. Try replacing the line with alias eth0 ne2k or alias eth0 ne2k-pci for your NE 2000 card. Reboot after saving the file. HTH, Jeffrey Quoting Donnie Linville <dlinvil1@tampabay.rr.com>:
Ok ;
I went into nodules.conf using pico.The first listed were
Using Pico I opened /etc/modules.conf and this appeared
#Aliases-specify your hardware alias eth0 sis900 alias eth1 off alias tr0 off alias scsi_hostadapter off alias fb0 off
Then a bunch of stuff, and then some options that are useless to me as of yet.Any idea?
Donnie
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"D" == Donnie Linville <dlinvil1@tampabay.rr.com> writes:
D> Using Pico I opened /etc/modules.conf and this appeared D> #Aliases-specify your hardware D> alias eth0 sis900 D> alias eth1 off D> alias tr0 off alias D> scsi_hostadapter off D> alias fb0 off Since you have ne 2000 and Linksys card you should change the first two lines to: alias eth0 ne alias eth1 tulip You should use ne if your ne 2000 card is isa based and ne2k if it is pci based. Now save the file and run: depmod -a from the commandline and reboot to see if it works. You might have to play around with the order, ie: alias eth0 tulip alias eth1 ne to see which one works. Charles -- How do I type "for i in *.dvi do xdvi i done" in a GUI? (Discussion in comp.os.linux.misc on the intuitiveness of interfaces.)
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