No, actually I am not using linuxconf. What I said was the card was not in linuxconf's list of available drivers. I also said it is not in MCC's Network Wizard list either. You see I do some checking on my own before I post. This is how I know the lists are incomplete not because I use linuxconf. I use MCC for most of my base configurations and then generally hand edit the scripts the rest of the way. As to lspcidrake....You are pretty un-familiar with this post or you wouldn't have asked that.
Results of lspcidrake are USELESS as that is/was not the problem. The card is recognized as a Myson 803 device just fine (PCI Vendor ID=1516 PCI Device ID=803). The actual problem was just simply adding the cards name and driver (which is already installed by default in Mandrake) to the list of names in either MCC Net Wizard. or in linuxconf. This was done by adding the line: fealnx Myson 803 based (Asound ALM02) to the /usr/lib/linuxconf/kmodules.list file. All is resolved now thanks to Ben. Thanks again Ben, David On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 12:50:00PM -0700, Todd Lyons wrote: > Part of the issue I think is that you are using linuxconf. I tell > everyone who will listen not to use linuxconf unless the regular utils > don't work. Why not use the tools that Mandrake writes? > > On a different note, what does 'lspcidrake' say? Does it show the > fealnx driver as being associated with your network card? If yes, then > the Mandrake utils would have done it from the beginning because they > use the entries in pcitable. If no, then it must not be correct in > pcitable either.
