Re: Conf. problem

2000-05-07 Thread Boaz Rymland
Chyeck out if you're on ISAPNP state. If you're unable to use depmod/modprobe/(/etc/conf/modules - in RH) successfully, or anyway you prefer the quick solution, switch your card to manual configuration. get apropriate IO and IRQ settings (IIRC, you shouldn't have problem with that... :-) by figuri

Re: Conf. problem

2000-05-05 Thread Hetz Ben Hamo
Well, you seem to become to meet one of the problematic problems with Kernel 2.2 and ISA PNP. You'll have to mess with ISAPNP and /etc/conf.isapnp files and you need to insmod the module with the parameters of IRQ and address.. I haven't played with this for a long time, so I wish you luck. Any

Re: Conf. problem

2000-05-05 Thread Orr Dunkelman
sorry 'bout the card number. The card is ISA, and the PCI is in auto. and I tried both mandrake 7.02 and RH 6.1 I tried both to have the kernel with the appropaite module as a moudle (insmod) and as a compiled into the kernel module (I looked at the configuring of compiling kernel). /var/log/mess

Re: Conf. problem

2000-05-05 Thread Hetz Ben Hamo
Well, you didn't give many details about your system: 1. You have a card call 3Com 509B and not 5098 :) 2. Make sure your BIOS setup for PCI is in Auto.. 3. What Linux distribution do you use? do u see the module loads? what /var/log/messages says?? Thanks Hetz Orr Dunkelman wrote: > > I wa

Conf. problem

2000-05-05 Thread Orr Dunkelman
I want to configure my Linux box, and it doesm't work. The pbolem is, I have a 3COM5098 Networking card, and a PBF-3 Asus's Mothernoard. Somehow, whenever I try to ask netconf to work in DHCP, it tells me that "netwrok device missing". Anyone might help me find the problem? Orr Dunkelman, [EMAI