> First of all why get another .c file, ?? 2.2.5-15 supplied with redhat-6.0
> should suit your needs.
> What brings you to the conclustion that you kernel does not support your card.?
>
When I boot up my system, I recieve a FAILED message when eth0 loads.
I tried to compile the stable release of tulip.c (which came with the network card
on a disk) and I recieved an error that "there was an open-ended statement that
might cause me problems." When i remade my kernel, I recieved the same error (i
have been trying to copy what it says durring the make but it always passed too
quickly.)
> Now quite possably you are using "gcc" on when the new file was compiled with a
> different compiler.
> gcc --version tells the version number.
>
ecs-2.91.66
>
> Please say what you want to do and maybe we can help, there should be no need
> to get a new tulip.c and try to recompile it, that is by no means a trivial
> task for some one who has no or little expiriance.
>
basically, i don't mean to be a "nooge" but i would like to have my eth0 card
load when i boot into linux. I admit that right now I am a tad overwelmed with
linux, but I enjoy learning new things by playing around with them (although i am
finding that actually reading books and internet acticles has helped me
immensely.) I don't know if it is the case that I am just royally messing some
type of command up, or what.
