Quoting Lorint Hendschel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Li Mon, Jan 15, 2001 at 10:07:39PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] sicrîheut:
> > Can you ping from the other machines to your linux machine ?
> No.
> > I see you use the 10base T port, does your hub indicate that the
> > netword card is functioning ?
> I
Your questions may not be aimed at me but at Lorint Hendschel;
however, here are my experiences:
Quoting Joris Lambrecht ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> why not change your network cable ?
I did. (Not because anything was broken, but because the institution
moved from thin ethernet to cat5.) The problem
n, selected the module (over and
over till it worked) and it worked just fine.
Greetings,
J.L.
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From: David Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 6:13 PM
To: Lorint Hendschel
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re:
Hello,
Li Mon, Jan 15, 2001 at 10:07:39PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] sicrîheut:
> Can you ping from the other machines to your linux machine ?
No.
> I see you use the 10base T port, does your hub indicate that the
> netword card is functioning ?
I see no flashing light.
> You could also try chang
Hi,
Can you ping from the other machines to your linux machine ?
I see you use the 10base T port, does your hub indicate that the
netword card is functioning ?
You could also try changing to another 3com509 module. There are
differences betheen the PNP and non-PNP version of this card.
Kind r
On Mon, Jan 15, 2001 at 08:58:34PM +0100, Lorint Hendschel wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I am a 1st time Debian user. I installed slink on a machine successfully but
I
slink is old. Can you upgrade? (You will probably enjoy a newer
up-to-date system more than an obsolete one)
| have problems setting up m
Hi,
I am a 1st time Debian user. I installed slink on a machine successfully but I
have problems setting up my home network. I have a 3com ISA 3C509 card. When
I try to ping a machine on my network, ping just sits there with no output
(except when I ping the Debian machine itself). When I stop
Well, just for the heck of it, I removed the card, reinstalled it
and recompiled the kernel again. This time it found the card,
loaded it properly, and eth0 is up and running! Thanks so much
to all those that offered suggestions and help. The main reason I
like Debian is the quality and the he
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Todd Suess wrote:
tsuess >does not
tsuess >seem to be sensed at all, and no eth0 device gets created. I can do a
tsuess >lspci on the
tsuess >card, and this is the output, if that is helpful at all.
try using the linux drivers at www.3com.com i have the same card in a few
ma
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
> Greetings,
>
> I installed a new 3COM Ethernet Card into my Debian Box in preparation
> for the install of my cable modem in a week or so, and after
> recompiling the kernel (2.2.14) with the correct Ethernet Driver,
> during bootup the
If you are using Frozen from January 27 the boot disks had problems.
They have now been corrected.
Try switching slots...
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Todd Suess wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I installed a new 3COM Ethernet Card into my Debian Box in preparation
> for the install of my cable modem in a week o
Greetings,
I installed a new 3COM Ethernet Card into my Debian Box in preparation
for the install of my cable modem in a week or so, and after recompiling the
kernel (2.2.14) with the correct Ethernet Driver, during bootup the card
does not
seem to be sensed at all, and no eth0 device gets creat
Thanks for the reply. I don't have a line for the module in
/etc/modules. What should I insert?
Thanks again.
> Do you have a line for the module in /etc/modules ? This will result
> in the laoding of the module at bootup.
>
> I have a static IP address. I have attached my /etc/init.d/netwo
Did you configure the network when installing Debian, if you didn't you
should edit /etc/init.d/network, if you configured the network when
installing (and configured it right) you shouldn't.
Ron
==
MAY THE SOURCE BE WITH YO
Hi all. Sorry if this is a bit long. I'm running Slink 2.1 (r2) and
trying to get a 3Com900 ethernet (PCI) card working. I've done the
following:
Compiled driver from source (D Becker) and put this 3c90x.o in
/lib/modules/2.0.36/net
Added alias eth0 3com90x to /etc/modutils/alias (at the end - is t
what kinda ethernet card do you have? if it's an isa you'll need to give the
IO base argument using io=0xnnn where nnn is the IO base. if it's pci it should
work automatically. i'm assuming that you're trying to do this during
the debian installation process, am i right?
if not you'll hef to do so
You will need to use ifconfig to set up your network adapter. For
example:
ifconfig eth0 1.2.3.4
You also will also need to add routes depending on what kind of network
environment you are in (is this machine a gateway, or does it use another
machine as its gateway, etc.). Respond to the list
Hi
Once the debian base system is installed how to config the ethernet card?.
I used to call something like netcfg in redhat. I am new to debian and
dont know the equivalent in debain
Thank you
Suresh
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