1. type linuxconf at the command line. This will activate the menu driven
linux configuration program.
2. Go to config
3. go to networking
4. go to client tasks
5. go to Basic host information
6. go 1 (or adapter 1 depending on version fo linuxconf)
7. enter details of new card (use module ne2k-pci. You should not have to put in io
or irq)
8. Quit
9. accept
10. quit
11. quit
12 quit
13. linuxconf will ask you, if the new settings should be activated (you can
preview what needs to be done).
done. your network card should be visible when you do ifconfig from the
command line
regards
Bernhard
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>
> Hello.
>
> I know this is off topic but I am stuck.
>
> I have a realtek 8139 chip based network card (10/100 card) I can get the
> standard driver with kernel 2.0.36 to detect the card but the card will not
> function.
>
> Other network cards Ihave work fine. its just the 10/100 realtek I cant get to
> work.
>
> Thanks
> Matthew
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