On Saturday 27 April 2002 06:27 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've only just gotten this system onto the network (after 4 months (that
> long?!) of trying). The probem of the past was my borked ethernet card.
> It has just been replaced (warranties are good for something), but now I
> have a possi
Okay, recording what I did to fix things:
Basic problem: Ethernet Ne2k-pci card was loading with INT 0 instead of INT 10,
and failing
to work.
Solution:
(1) It turns out that the others who advised me were right. You can't do a warm
boot always
from Win98 to Linux. It's gotta be cold. But rat
Whoops! More on that ethernet problem. Apparently, when I ran
LinuxConfig, I must
have messed something up with /etc/ config file that contains data
about the
ethernet module.
Interestingly, I still have ethernet.
Anyhow, it says "file is deprecated. please delete the file ASAP." Can
I do
>given that windoze requires that any new hardware installation be
>acknowledged by a cold boot, regardless of claims made by that os, i'm
>willing to bet that the lack of recognition is one-sided, i.e., soft-booting
>into windoze, rather that in linux. is that the case? it would surprise me to
>h
On Sunday 14 April 2002 04:41 pm, Michael D. Crawford wrote:
> I have a different ethernet card than you in my laptop (it's a DEC Tulip -
> 21143) but I have found that I have to power off when switching between
> linux and windows. It doesn't work to do a reboot. If I stay in linux, or
> stay in
I have a different ethernet card than you in my laptop (it's a DEC Tulip -
21143) but I have found that I have to power off when switching between linux
and windows. It doesn't work to do a reboot. If I stay in linux, or stay in
windows, I can do a warm reboot, but to switch from one OS to the
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes:
> I have been trying my linux reconize my ethernet card and it has been i
>mposible, I did it at my house and evething is O.K, but at my job it has
> been imposible.
> I have compiled my kernel many times with support for compatible NE
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