I have one of these cards, it works fine with the standard NE driver, no
need for those files.
There are two techiniques,
#1) Use 2.0.34 and enable the PCI NE-2k support and then either load
the ne2k-pci module or compile it into the kernel
#2) Use 'cat /proc/pci' to determine the IO
The RTL8029 card is supported by the ne2000 driver in linux. You need to
re-compile your kernel. Invoke make menuconfig and under the network
options select the ne2000 driver. In the pre-2.0.34 kernels this is under
the ISA network card drivers since the ne2000 pci card uses the same
driver. Y
> Andrew Hodgson wrote:
>
> I have four files on my driver disk,
> and they are:
You do not need them. First, make sure you installed the a kernel at
least version 2.0.30; use dselect for this. I think the 2.0.33 or
2.0.34 are available now from ftp.debian.org or its mirrors.
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Being relatively new to Linux, I am having trouble installing
a network card on my Linux system. I have four files on my driver disk, and they
are:
config.in
rtl8029.c
space.c
and a Makefile
I want to set up my network card, but I am unsure of how to go
about it with these files. Any he
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