On Thu, Aug 01, 2002 at 09:31:01PM -0700, sak wrote:

> Everyone,
> 
> I'm having trouble getting the tulip module to load.  I'm using Bering1.0_rc3 
> and have installed both the pci-scan.o and Donald Becker's tulip.o module.  
> My NICs are Linksys LNE100TX.
> 
> lsmod gives me the following...
> 
> Module                Pages           Used by
> ip_nat_irc                                    2384 0 (unused)
> ip_nat_ftp                                    2960 0 (unused)
> ip_conntrac_irc                               3056 1
> ip_conntrac_ftp                               3824 1
> pci-scan                                      3048 0 (unused)
> ide-pr~1                                      7492 0
> ide-disk                                      6544 0
> ide-mod                                     50888 0 [ide-pr~1 ide-disk]
> 
> My entries in /etc/modules for the two look like this...
> 
> pci-scan
> tulip
> 
> I've also tried...
> 
> alias eth0 tulip
> alias eth1 tulip
> 
> ...with no luck.

Do you have tulip.o in /lib/modules/ ?  If so, what is the output of

  insmod /lib/modules/tulip.o

with the pci-scan module already loaded?  (I haven't verified
pci-scan is a dependency for tulip.o or that tulip is the right
driver for the LNE100TX, so I am taking your word for it.)  If
there are no error messages after the insmod, try another lsmod
to see if tulip.o successfully loaded.
 
> I'm having no luck finding any documentation that discusses what an entry in 
> /etc/modules for either of these modules should look like.

Unless you have problems that require you to specify module
options, the example you showed above:

 pci-scan
 tulip

should be fine.

> Any suggestions?

In addition to the above, look for pci-scan and tulip lines in the
output of dmesg.  There might be error messages there.  The next
step is probably to enable the verbose (or is it debug?) option in
syslinux.cfg.

--Brad

PS.  Sorry for the duplicate copies, sak.  I mistakenly omitted
the list in my first reply.  

> Thanks,
> -- 
> Sak


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