OK, so I've taken the original grub-diskless patch (originally
targeted at 0.95, which can be found in the GRUB bug tracker) and
applied it to 0.97. I've had success using the e1000 driver.
However, I actually use the UNDI driver with the e1000's I have since
I need to support both Intel an
Ted Dennison wrote:
E1000 (aka Intel 8254X - series) is the interface that comes on pretty
much every Intel-based motherboard's built-in NIC for at least the last
3 years or so. Probably 8 years, since the last series was discontinued.
OK, so I've taken the original grub-diskless patch (origin
Gerardo Richarte wrote:
Marco Gerards wrote:
Ted Dennison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I tried looking through the sources too, but couldn't find anything
enlightening. What am I missing?
GRUB 2 does not have networking support yet. Better use GRUB Legacy.
Ah. That
Marco Gerards wrote:
> Ted Dennison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I tried looking through the sources too, but couldn't find anything
>> enlightening. What am I missing?
>>
>
> GRUB 2 does not have networking support yet. Better use GRUB Legacy.
>
To check if your card is support
Ted Dennison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to build GRUB (1.94) for loading a diskless system that has
> Intel E1000-series NICs. The instructions I have say that I can get a
> list of supported NICs by doing a:
>
>./configure --help
>
> I do get a lot of output from that command, b
I'm trying to build GRUB (1.94) for loading a diskless system that has
Intel E1000-series NICs. The instructions I have say that I can get a
list of supported NICs by doing a:
./configure --help
I do get a lot of output from that command, but no list of NIC's that I
can see. I tried it on
