Marcus Wanner wrote: > On 10/27/2009 7:38 PM, Alan McKinnon wrote: >> On Wednesday 28 October 2009 01:32:07 Marcus Wanner wrote: >> >>> Hi! >>> >>> I just followed the (excellent, easily understandable) gentoo >>> installation handbook up to chapter 10, where it says to reboot. I did >>> so, but I had the same problem as the user here: >>> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/networking-eth0- >>> >>> does-not-exist-gentoo-349330/ >>> >>> As suggested in there, I have recompiled the kernel with the tulip >>> drivers (everything under the tulip subtree in make menuconfig), copied >>> it to /boot, and booted it, but it still gives the same message. I have >>> verified that I am booting the newly compiled kernel with the tulip >>> drivers, but it still doesn't work. >>> >>> Note that I do not have the same ethernet card as is mentioned in the >>> link above, and have not been able to find out exactly what it's name >>> is, besides the fact that the name includes "Tornado". Also note >>> that it >>> worked fine in the Gentoo minimal installation cd. >>> >>> To sum it up: How do I figure out what the name of my card is, and >>> after >>> that, what driver do I need? >>> >> >> Post this output: >> >> lspci >> dmesg | grep <something_relevant> >> > lscpi returns command not found, don't know what you mean by the dmesg > thing. dmesg is working properly, if that's what you want to know. > Thanks! > > Marcus > Marcus,
Are you using the lspci command as root? Thanks, Damien
