[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi,
I'm getting extremely frustrated trying to install linux. I can install the base system without any problems, but I cannot configure my network card correctly, thus I cannot run the dselect program to complete my installation via FTP. I have an AT1510 plug and play ethernet adaptor, but when installing linux I can't find an option for that, that will work. According to all the HOW-TOs and FAQs it says that my card is compatible with the AMD Lance chips. When I choose that option in the network device driver options it always says installation failed. What am I doing wrong? I've looked through the myriad of documentations, but I can't seem to find step by step instructions for configuring this card. According to Win95 control panel my settings for the card are: IRQ-10 DMA-7 Input/Output range 0300-0317 Can anybody, please give me step by step intructions on how to configure this card properly so I can complete the installation of linux? Please, thanks. I have some $18 NE2000 cards that are plug-and-play compatible. Using the floppy that comes with them, I disable plug-and-play and choose fixed I/O addresses and IRQ levels. To use it with w95, I have to install it as an NE2000-compatible and specify the settings, but it works well with Linux this way. Hope this helps. Paul Wade, CEO Greenbush Technologies Corporation Web: http://www.greenbush.com/ Email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ********************************* Fresh Linux CD's mailed monthly No refrigeration needed Under 1 billion sold! *********************************
