Thanks for the info, ok, to cut things short, they can all install on "ne" (Compatible NE2000 Ethernet Card). I think that is what you meant by modules.
Russell Coker wrote: > Why have 500M of swap? As your machine only has 32M of RAM it will be almost > unusable if it ever uses more than 64M of swap. Ok, I have re-partitioned the hard drive to the following : hda1 is "/" (400Mb) hda2 is /var (150Mb) hda3 is swap (100Mb) > > Why have 500M of swap? As your machine only has 32M of RAM it will be almost > unusable if it ever uses more than 64M of swap. > Firstly you need the modules loaded. As you didn't bother telling us the > type of network card that can't be answered. > The generic answer is to put something in /etc/modules, then add appropriate > "ifconfig" lines to /etc/init.d/network . > Then add "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" to /etc/init.d/network . Thanks for the info, ok, to cut things short, they can all install on "ne" (Compatible NE2000 Ethernet Card). I think that is what you meant by modules. Right now in /etc/modules I have "ne". And the network file in /etc/init.d is configured for the first installed ethernet card. What I was trying to ask was how to install the other two ethernet cards. Here is the table: eth io irq module ip subnet gateway ---------------------------------------------------------------------- eth0 0x320 09 ne 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 None eth1 0x200 03 ne 195.76.46.62 255.255.255.224 195.76.46.33 eth2 0x280 15 ne 192.168.1.253 255.255.255.0 None Right now, eth0 is installed, so I have the first network card working with the configuration shown above. I installed it when installing debian, on the hardware selection part, but it only lets you install one card per module. Thanks Neil.
