Hello Jonh,
> I did it by getting the 3c59x.c file and just compiling it
> using the compile line shown at the bottom of the file.
> Then I copied the 3c59x.o file to /lib/modules//net/3c59x.o
> (copying original out of way)
> and rebooting.
thanks for your prompt reply. As I mentioned to Thoma
Dear Thomas,
> Well, get the kernel-source package aswell as the kernel-package. Install
> both, then go to /usr/src/linux/drivers/net and replace the file 3c59x.c
> with the patched version you obtained from Donald Becker's page. In
> /usr/src/linux, do a make menuconfig to run the kernel config
Hello again,
I am still somewhat confused on how I actually go about installing the
3c90x.c driver... I would appreciate some help/tips or alternatively,
pointers to FAQs etc where I can find more info regarding this.
I have just installed Debian 1.3. I got the Rescue and Device driver's
disket
Dear Jim,
Thanks alot for your help. I just have another question... when I was
installing Debian (latest version 1.3) I did noticed that they do have a
module (NET) that supports 3C59x. Since this is a recent release of
Debian why isn't there a more recent copy of the driver made available in
t
> I did notice some references on the web (to some NASA site) where they
> have apparantly a driver for the boomerang (as they call the 3C905-TX)
> card but I don't really know how I can go about installing it?
It's easy - you just replace the /usr/src/linux/drivers/net/3c59x.c
with Donald Beck
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