On Sat, 2001-09-22 at 16:56, Alex Hunsley wrote: > Sean Quinlan wrote: > > --- Alex Hunsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (2001-09-22 20:10): > > > Another problem, while I'm at it - I've put a 3c network card in the > > > machine > > > (type: 3c905cx-txm) and downloaded the drivers from > > > http://support.3com.com/infodeli/tools/nic/linuxdownloads.htm (the file > > > I've > > > d/l is the first one, 3c90x-1.0.0i.tar.gz). As per the instructions, I've > > > gunziped and untarred the archive, and ran the file called "install3c90x" > > > - > > > when I do this, I get "file or directory not found" - but the file > > > certainly is > > > there! This install file has execute permission, I'm logged in as root, > > > and I'm > > > executing it as "./install3c90x" (note the ./), so I have no idea why I > > > get > > > this error. Anyone got any ideas? > > > [And no, I'm not mistypng the filename, since I'm using tab-completion to > > > get > > > the full name of the file at the command prompt.] > > > > The problem no doubt lies with the fact that the file does not have > > its executable bit set. Try running "chmod +x ./install3c90x" as root > > and then try executing again. > > It's not that - read my original post again, especially this bit: > > > >This install file has execute permission, I'm logged in as root, and
Firstly, it's not a symlink right? I'd take a look into that file. Is it a shell script? perl script? executable binary? The first two you should be able to fix. The third ... well good luck. If I were you (I have a 3C905 in several machines) I'd just use the 3c59x module from the stock kernels, they work great for me. --mike
