On Monday 27 October 2003 16:05, you wrote: > The doc shows qeth0 (or 1 or 2, etc). I can try with eth0. > "modprobe qeth" returns nothing, no errors, no anything, just another > bash prompt.
That's because the installation script is squelching all the error messages you might see. Unfortunately, it doesn't help with debugging efforts. > However, I'm confused. IIRC, comments on this list indicate that the > qeth/qdio modules are not in RH. But when I enter qeth0 during the > config, RH doesn't fuss. Also the kernel I'm running is 2.4.9-37 which > would make me think it is current enough to have the qeth/qdio support in > it, but, again from reading the list postings, it probably isn't. " I'm > so confused . . ." > Thanks Again, the error messages are being sent to /dev/null. The version of Red Hat you're installing is either 7.2 (32bit) or 7.1 (64bit). In either case, the QETH/QDIO OCO modules are not included. You would have to be installing RHEL 3 for that. As Vic already pointed out, you need to go to the IBM developWorks web site, download the correct OCO modules for your version of the Red Hat kernel, build the "additional/secondary initrd" and try your installation again. Mark Post
