On Wed, 08 Dec 1999, Terry G. Lorber II wrote about, driver for DE-220PCT:
> I am trying to install a D-Link 10Mbps Ethernet on my computer. I already have a
>3Com Etherlink III installed. I am having trouble locating the driver for
> the D-Link (model number DE-220PCT). Previous cards in the DE-220 series have been
>ne2000 clones, however,
>
> alias eth1 ne
>
> in /etc/conf.modules is not doing the trick. The 3 Com is listed as:
>
> alias eth0 3c509
> option 3c509 io=0x0310 IRQ=5
>
> Yes, I have an /etc/rc.d/init.d/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1
What does 'cat /proc/pci' say about the card, is it registered.?
Looking into ./linux/Documentation/Configure.help is not of much help i'm
afraid, what you can do and in this case is what i would do is, define
"all" known PCI drivers as modules, after rebooting with the new kernel you
can then play with modprobe trying to find the correct driver.
It might sound crazy but it could be the easiest and quicket way, providing
no one else pops up with a mesage saying, o you need the xxx driver.
> Thanks for the help,
Well its not much but should help.
> TGL
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