From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Karsten Bolding)
> Just got a new PC and wanted to install Linux on the second disk. I succeded
> in installing the base system after disabling the Pioneer ATAPI CD (DR-A24X)
> since I realised it was PnP.
Isn't there a way to turn off PnP in your BIOS?
> Then I wanted to connect to an ethernet using a D-Link Ethn.
This is the de600 driver. See if it's in a module (modprobe de600). If not,
install the kernel-source package and look at
/usr/src/linux/drivers/net/de600.c . There are some #ifdef MAKE_DRIVER_SLOWER
sort of things to accomodate really slow adaptors and you may need them.
You might have to build a custom kernel to get the device working.
Bruce
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