Stephen Gran wrote: > > You can add the modules you want to bring up, along with any arguments > /etc/modules.
Naw, this honestly doesn't work, even when I have modules turned on. I just went back and made sure the /etc/modules file had: ne io=0x240,irq=5 and it comes up saying it can't do anything with the eth3 handle nic which it doesn't find at boot (on the modules kernel I use, 2.4.19), but then when it's up I can do: insmod ne io=0x240,irq=5 and the module comes up and I can use it fine. Therefore there's something edgy about my problem I think. Also, I'm trying to use the device drivers all compiled in (2.4.14 source kernel), and though the other three come up (eth0, and eth1 are PCI cards, and eth2 is a 3c509), the fourth one, the ne, doesn't come up at all though the driver is in there and again it also won't come up with the modules version of the kernel. -Xeno > HTH, > Steve -- http://www.eskimo.com/~xeno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
