I'll assume that this is an NE2000 card (a real Novell or clone?) and it is the
second card in the machine (or not). Using Linuxconf, it is very easy to just
go into Networking / Basic host information / and slide down to Adaptor 2
(unless this is the only card, then it's the first one). Enable the interface,
check DHCP (I assume DHCP on a cable modem), go to Net Device and enter eth0
(first card) or eth1 (second card), Ctrl X on the Kernel module field and
choose "ne" as the device. You should be ready. "ifup eth0"
You'll have a problem if you have 2 NE2000 cards but that is fixable too.
hope that helps.
Don
Leo Mulvihill wrote:
> How do I get linux to find my Novell p-2000 ethernet card, the card is at
> 0240-025F and the IRQ is 10. I have tried to set it up manually in the
> install problem and it still cannot find the card, the card is connected to
> a cable modem and works wonderfully with WIndows98..
>
> How can i set it up with out reinstalling Linux, and how do I pause LILO
> inorder to type a boot command.
>
> >From an real newbie
>
> Leo
>
> Thanks for all of your help
>
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