I have got Debian GNU/Linux installed with some packages, but I can't get it too connect to the net. A brief description (I have an NE2000 compatible card on io 0x300 and irq 10, I use kernal 1.3.37) elicited a response that seemed helpful, but didn't solve my problem:
Bruce Perens wrote: > > I think you need to tell it "insmod ne io=0x300 irq=10", but I'm not sure. > > I handle this situation somewhat better on the 1.1 installation floppies. > > Thanks > > Bruce > -- > Pixar Animation Studios: Reality is not our business. > Pixar's "Toy Story" $184.5M domestic, $66M overseas and counting. Here is a more complete description of the problem: 1) I didn't select any driver except 'dummy' for the Networking drivers, since I didn't see anything that fit. 2) When booting (both when installing base system, and the first boot of my system from the newly created system disk, it gave me some strange messages (like this): a) tpqic02: IRQ 5, DMA 1, IO 0x300, IFC Wangtek (some other stuff) tpqic02: Settings: IRQ 5, DMA 1, IO 0x300 tpqic02: reset failed! tpqic02: No drive detected -- releasing irq and dma b) ide: buggy RZ1000 interface: disabled read-ahead c) ahal52x: port test: failed d) NCR53c406a: no available ports found e) EATA0: address 0x1f0 in use, skipping probe Once booted, I logged in as root and tried 'insmod -v ne io=0x300 irq=10', but it responded: reading 35 symbols external bss size = 0 total module size = 4120 textseg -> 0x00014000, size = 3768 dataseg -> 0x00014eb8, size = 352 bss1seg -> 0x00015018, size = 0 bss2seg -> 0x00015018, size = 0 versioned kernel: no versioned module: no a.out kernel a.out module ei_debug undefined ei_interrupt undefined ethdev_init undefined NS8390_init undefined Failed to load module! The symbols from kernel 1.3.37 don't match 1.3.37 I don't know what this means (especiallly the last five lines). What is wrong? How can I fix it? I have some unix and programming experience, but nothing to tell me what to do next. By the way, the NE2000 card works fine under MS-DOS 6.22/Win 3.1 using Novell Netware 4. Thanks for any assistance. Steve DeNeefe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
