"Bruce Best (CRO)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > In addition to the pcmcia modules, you need the modules specific to your > network card. A google for "FEther PCC-TXF linux" turns up > http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS, and the right module > for this card appears to be "pcnet_cs". > > Try > > # modprobe pcnet_cs > > then > > # ifconfig eth0 up
Thanks. I tried it, but: $ ifconfig eth0 up eth0: unknown interface: No such device :-( lsmode shows: Module Size Used by pcnet_cs 10340 0 (unused) 8390 5916 0 [pcnet_cs] ds 6028 2 [pcnet_cs] i82365 21072 2 pcmcia_core 42384 0 [pcnet_cs ds i82365] nls_cp437 3872 4 (autoclean) slip 7232 0 (unused) ppp 20296 0 (unused) slhc 4368 0 [slip ppp] binfmt_misc 3800 0 binfmt_aout 3936 0 autofs 9140 0 (unused) smbfs 24928 0 (unused) vfat 9404 2 unix 11332 97 (autoclean) Thanks again! Andreas Goesele > The interface should now show up with an ifconfig, and you should have an ip > address (assuming you are getting your IP address from a dhcp server). > To make the module load automatically on boot, I would recommend that you > use modconf (apt-get install modconf, if you don't already have it). Modconf > is very useful in that it automatically makes the necessary configuration > changes to allow you to add or remove which modules should be loaded at boot > (though you may need to unload and reload the module in modconf to make sure > it changes the relevant settings). > > B.
