The right driver should be the tulip driver.
Be sure that the driver is compiled into the
kernel or compiled as module, check it...
If the drivers is compiled as module use
root# modprobe tulip (or somthing)
to install the driver. An entry in /etc/modules
loads the module at boot.
Last but not l
First off, thanks to those who have been helping me on
getting @home to work with linux here. really really
appreciate it :)
While I think the network settings are correct, my
problem now appears to be the network card. HEre's
what I have.
The only card that apparently works with AT&T @home
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