On Sat, Dec 16, 2000 at 02:22:24PM -0500, David Bellows wrote: > > I have the same card. The tulip drivers that come with kernel don't > work for me either and I tried several different kernel versions. My > Linksys actually came with a Linux driver floppy. The driver was called > tulip. I compiled this driver and it works. It is disappointing that > the standard tulip driver from the kernel doesn't work on this tulip > card (no fault of the kernel, the card maker probably screwed up). If > your card didn't come with the driver on a floppy then you can find the > source at Linksys' site and compile it yourself (easy compile, obviously > need kernel sources, etc.). I'm not sure what to do about the second > card, however the Linksys driver also comes with a pciscan module that > might solve the problem.
Actually, I went to the linksys site, and I followed their incorrect
instructions that don't quite lead you to all the headers you need, and I'm
getting a compile error from the latest tulip source.
I got it from here:
ftp://ftp.scyld.com/pub/network/tulip.html
along with the associated pci-scan.c/o and kern_compat.h, but I'm getting
a parse error from the code when I try to compile it.
Do I have to do anything special to initialize two cards instead of one?
Mike
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