Guys,
Thanks a lot for your help withmy nic cards
I was missing the alias in conf.modules on both
machines this fixed it.
Thanks so much.
-T
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> One thing that may be missing is an alias for the device module
> your using (if you dont have the driver compiled statically in
> the kernel) in /etc/conf.modules.
Just fyi, debian *hates* conf.modules and prefers the more "standard"
modules.conf. If you use conf.modules, it will yell at you.
> > My problem is that I'm looking for "eth0" under /dev but it's not
> > there. I compared with work and it isn't under /dev/ either so I'm
> > assuming it shouldn't be there. So how do I configure a nic?
>
> Network interfaces don't get /dev entries.
>
> > And can
> > someone explain where li
> My problem is that I'm looking for "eth0" under /dev but it's not
> there. I compared with work and it isn't under /dev/ either so I'm
> assuming it shouldn't be there. So how do I configure a nic?
Network interfaces don't get /dev entries.
> And can
> someone explain where linux is getting
"Tania M. Morell" wrote:
>
> I know how to use ifconfig to configure the card ..
> I've done it at work but it seems that my puters at
> home can't "see" the new ethernet card. I know they
> are compatible cards (3c503 etherlink II). At work, I
> can type "ifconfig -i" and I get eth0 and lo.
>
Hi,
I'm installing 3com Etherlink II card on a 2
computers.. one running Debian, the other running
RedHat. I've never done this before.. :)
I know how to use ifconfig to configure the card ..
I've done it at work but it seems that my puters at
home can't "see" the new ethernet card. I know th
