I'm using the same driver on a Dell Inspiron 3500; I coudn't make
the driver work on Slink, so I'm using Potato and it works fine.
On a potato, you just go /usr/sbin/pcnetconfig and configure your
card; and the files go to /etc/pcmcia/; I don't know where they
are on Slink, though.
Good Luck.
Ge
"Kjohn Sasitorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a sony n505ve and purchased the above ethernet card. I've spent more
> than enough hours trying to get debian to work. It works flawlessly in
> redhat. I've tried to get slink to recognize eth0. I did upgrade pcmcia-cs
> to the newest version,
Hi there,
Can you tell me which kernel you are using? Also did you take
.deb packages for the upgrade of the pcmcia stuff? You can get the source
package for the pcmcia stuff from 'metalab.unc.edu', use this with a 2.2
kernel and all should be ok. The stable slink release uses 2.0.36.
Hop
I have a sony n505ve and purchased the above ethernet card. I've spent more
than enough hours trying to get debian to work. It works flawlessly in
redhat. I've tried to get slink to recognize eth0. I did upgrade pcmcia-cs
to the newest version, and it will recognize eth0, but no network functions
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