* Michael P. Soulier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Actually, I went to the linksys site, and I followed their incorrect > instructions that don't quite lead you to all the headers you need, and I'm > getting a compile error from the latest tulip source. > > I got it from here: > > ftp://ftp.scyld.com/pub/network/tulip.html > > along with the associated pci-scan.c/o and kern_compat.h, but I'm getting > a parse error from the code when I try to compile it. > > Do I have to do anything special to initialize two cards instead of one? > > Mike
Hi Mike i had a problem with modversion.h not being found, is this part of your problem? There is another issue, and that is that IIRC, the kernel handle modules differently now, i think the change is in 2.2.18 but might be in 2.2.17+patches not sure, because of this change most programs that are used as module, like alsa and others had to upgrade to the new form, and it's my understanding that Mr. Donald Becker hasn't updated the modules to the new form, possibly the reason why is not compiling. If you have a 2.2.17 kernel i can provide you with the binary, i also would give you the modification i did, but i lost them do to a crash, and the false sense that i had backed'em up, when in reality i didn't, i also submitted a patch to Mr. Donald Becker, but he hasn't implemented it or just didn't like it don't know haven't heard from him. Sorry i couldn't be of more help, Juan Fuentes
