Bob Thibodeau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My guess is an irq setting isn't being found correctly. What resources was > the card successfully using before? > Thanks Bob, I've posted the problem with it already but in brief I hadn't tried to install the correct driver. I used the base-config tool to load modules etc and at that screen it lists the wrong driver for my card. Another list poster told me the right one and it works now. p <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > // > > those cd's sound suspicious/flaky. [...] I managed to get fired up here by allowing only the basic install from the cds and going to ftp from there, with a working network, all things become possible.. Downloading and installing now from `stable'. Not sure I really understand what is happening though. Apparently apt-get is getting some stuff over ftp. Over 200mb was downloaded, but still askes me to install various of the cds at different points. And gets stuff from there too. > "...$40.00"? ouch! and it's > _un-debian! I got to it direct from the debian home page. It was the first one listed under us vendors `The Sphere'
