Daniel L. Miller wrote:
>I’m just getting started with Debian – and I’ve got a long journey ahead, I
>can tell. My first goal was to get X-Windows up – it took me a while.
Welcome. After X Window, all other configurations will seem trivial:)
A word to the wise; as new to Debian and Linux, you are likely to
receive a thorough roasting if you continue to use HTML, MS-TNEF, and
multi-part/mixed (except for sig-keys) on the list.
>Now, I’d like to get it connected to my network. My computer has an Intel
>Pro+ adapter. I downloaded the source code for the driver from Intel’s site
>(since I didn’t see a Debian binary). Now I’m trying to compile and link
>it.
Likely the eepro100 module is what you need. Since you only install
once, I've forgotten the mod install directions. They're simple, so
someone will either give you a step by step or direct you to the proper
docs.
>
>Some questions:
>
>1. Will the Redhat binary work with Debian?
It can, but not necessary in this case.
>2. When running ‘make’ in the directory, I get an error – ‘Unable to
>locate Linux source’. How do I solve this little problem?
>3. After accomplishing step 2, or utilizing step 1 – how do add this
>module to the list available in MODCONF?
If you're using the Debian kernel binaries, the module is already
available. You just need to install it. Help will be forthcoming.
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