> > Nice seeing you here. Still BBSing? Anyways, try browsing the
> > manufacturers website and look for a driver.... or check a linux drivers
> > mailing lists. Had the same problem with you with an ethernet card...
> > someone from the list gave me a site and got hold of a driver...
>
> Planet <http://www.planet.com.tw/> only makes drivers for Windows 9x and
> Windows NT systems. I contacted them recently about whether they had info on
> how to make it run on non-Windows machines and they said they didn't support
> other platforms, referring me to the linux.org website for more information.
>
> The Hardware-HOWTO PCMCIA-Ethernet section lists the Planet ENW 3502-T as a
> supported card, using the pcnet_cs module I think. RH's Kudzu doesn't
> autodetect it at startup. Maybe a kernel compile is needed, since the kernel
> being used is currently a stock RH6.2 kernel, I think. :)
>
to give people a more detailed description of the problem. i tried
modifying the /etc/pcmcia/config file already add manually added an entry
for this PCMCIA card instructing it to use the module pcnet_cs. however,
it does not work in redhat. for slackware, i did the same thing and all i
hear is a high beep and a low beep meaning card was detected but cannot be
configured.
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