I solved installation problems, now I can install RTNet without problems. I
also recompiled the kernel but I'm not sure I did the right thing: in
"Network device support", "Ethernet(10 or 100 Mbit)", I selected
"EtherExpressPro100" (my device) with M, so it should be loaded as a module.
I recompiled my kernel but nothing seems to be changed: when I do "rmmod
eepro100.o" the answer is that "eepro100.o" is not loaded (in fact it is not
loaded!), and if I try to do "insmod eepro100-rt.o" the answer is
"init_module: no such device...". Did I miss something when I configured my
kernel? Do I have to select as a module all the devices selected with * in
"ethernet (10..)"?
Are you sure that the eepro100 is the correct driver for your hardware? Did you also check that the kernel you recompiled was installed correctly (common mistake I also often make)? Check, e.g., if "ifconfig -a" still shows some Ethernet device.
Jan
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