Gave this a try. Kudzu did unconfigure and the reconfigure the
controller. Then, when it tries to bring it up, the following message is
displayed (also in /var/log/messages):
Oct 2 23:54:13 spike ifup: sis900 device does not seem to be present,
delaying
eth1 initialization.
Oct 2 23:54:13 spike network: Bringing up interface eth1: failed
I think there's something wrong either with the driver or it's just not
compatible for some reason. I really don't know...
Cheers,
Chris Williams
On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 17:09, Mike Chambers wrote:
>There are no updated Linux drivers available from the ASUS Website that
I have found. It does appear my BIOS revision is up to date (1003). I
also did finally find the spec for the Ethernet controller. It's a
(pasted from Website) SiSŪ 963 integrated 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet with
Realtek PHY... It's not documented in the box, but it's on the Website.
RH 8.0 successfully recognized the Realtek 1394 controllers.
What if you disabled the ethernet device in your BIOS, boot up linux and let
it detect it's missing. Make sure kudzu is able to run at boot. Then
reboot back into your BIOS, enable it again and let kudzu detect it and see
if it finds it and sets it up correctly.
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