Tom Sightler wrote:
On Thu, 2009-03-05 at 08:57 -1000, Chris Richmond wrote:
Unfortunately, due to requirements laid out out of my control, I have to use
the RHEL5 distribution I was given from Redhat(part of a customer account).
OK, so you're saying you can't use a customer driver right? Does that
also leave out ndiswrapper? If so, a USB ethernet adapter might be an
option.
Later,
Tom
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If they are forcing you to use an unmodified system, you can forget
ndiswrapper which inserts windows binary code into your system, which
is a lot worse than using a newer kernel. If time is money, you can cut
this short by going and getting either a different PCMCIA adapter, or
a usb one the size of a flash drive for about $20 new or much less on ebay.
Just make sure in advance they are stone age standard enough to work on
2.6.18
red hat kernel.
Jerry
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