Are you sure it has not already been autodetected. With my 3com PCMCIA card in my laptop Control Centre does not list my driver either, but yet the card still works. Running the Configure wizard does the same as in your case. It offers me a list which does not include the driver I know it needs. If I try to select one of the other 3com drivers, they will not load.
If I look at the adapter section in netconf, once again it shows no driver loaded. The drop down list does not even offer the driver I know I need. Yet the card works perfectly. However if I look at the hardware section in Control Centre (HardDrake) I can see my Network Card, with the correct driver listed. Personally I find netconf a much better way if setting up my LAN connection than Control Centre (Configuration>Networking>Netconf) derek On Monday 17 December 2001 00:12, you wrote: > Hello list, > > I'm attempting to install Linux for the first time ever. I'm installing > Mandrake 8.1 on a Dell C600 laptop. The problem I'm currently running into > concerns my PCMCIA Card. I have a Linksys PCMPC100 ethernet card. I'm > using the Gnome desktop and when I go into Mandrake control center and > attempt to configure my network card, it detects the card and then presents > me with a list of drivers, asking which Net Driver to use. I've checked > several websites and have found that I should use axnet_cs as the driver. > Unfortunately, that driver is not listed in the table the command center is > presenting to me. I'm sure there is a way to do this using the command > line, but I'm ignorant of how. If there is a HowTo or other online > documentation that someone could point me toward that would be great as > well, but I have been unable to find the right one on my own. > > Mark Pearson.
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