Well after reading and finally realizing that "alias lance eth0" was a bad mistake and testing things out by installing using "insmod lance irq=5,4 io=0x300,0x320", I managed to get the three cards recogized. After I put the three alias lines and one option line in /etc/modutils/modconf [ and realized I couldn't leave a backup called modconf.orig in the same directory], ran update-modules and rebooted all three NICs are being recognized. alias eth0 lance alias eth1 lance alias eth2 lance options lance irq=5,4,3 io=0x300,0x320,0x360
Now eth0, and eth1 come up OK. Now I need to make pump work - it seems to fail almost instantly. As though it was missing some parameters and didn't even send a packet out on the network. Then I need to set up Squid on the machine, while the machine runs a tiny very secure little private network for a few machines off of the eth2 interface that goes out through the cable modem on eth1, while providing access to a local web server on eth0. On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 04:44:28PM -0400, Josh Kuperman wrote: > I have 3 AT1500-BT NICs using the lance module, I want them to get set > up as follows. I had wanted to complete the install from my RoadRunner > Connection but I couldn't get the DHCP Client to work so I used a > fixed IP connection on my private network - currently running on > RedHat and handling masquerading - for the initial install and upgrade. > > eth0 - static ip, lance, irq=5 io=0x300 > eth1 - trying to use pump, lance, irq=3 io=0x320 > eth2 - static ip, lance, irq=4 io=0x360 > > Basically, I'm lost. I had to configure initially with a fixed IP > address in order to do the install because from reading the archives > in looked like pump was my best bet to get roadrunner working. This > also updated me from /etc/init.d/network to /etc/init.d/networking - > but it is still using /etc/init.d/network with all the entries > commented out. > > Nor do I have the slightest idea what goes in the modules file - I'm > working from memory and I can't even remember where I found the > modules file now. > > I did review the info from the Networking and Ethernet How-Tos but I > had to move up to Frozen in order to get pump which means the > networking is being done differently. > -- Josh Kuperman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
