Re: Network Card Support

2004-03-24 Thread Alexis Huxley
> I've just found that if I install Debian (Woody) and use the default install > flavour (idepci - I think) - the one you get if you just hit return at the > boot prompt - I do get support for my network card, all works fine. If I use > vanilla, I don't. I have an old network card. > > So, I've got

Re: Network Card Support

2004-03-23 Thread Andreas Janssen
Hello Andrew Gilberto (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote: > I've just found that if I install Debian (Woody) and use the default > install flavour (idepci - I think) - the one you get if you just hit > return at the boot prompt - I do get support for my network card, all > works fine. If I use vanilla,

Network Card Support

2004-03-23 Thread Andrew Gilberto
Hi, I've just found that if I install Debian (Woody) and use the default install flavour (idepci - I think) - the one you get if you just hit return at the boot prompt - I do get support for my network card, all works fine. If I use vanilla, I don't. I have an old network card. So, I've got a few