How to find out if eth0 is Realtek or 3COM:
1) If you do "ifconfig eth0" there will be an "Interrupt" number. Look
for that number in the left column of the listing you get from "cat
/proc/interrupts". You may be able to tell from the right column whether
eth0 is Realtek or 3COM.
2) When your machine was booted, it left messages in /var/log/messages*.
Look in those files around lines with "eth0" in them.
3) If all else fails, "ifconfig eth0" will also tell you the "HWaddr"
(hardware address) of eth0, which may be written on the card.
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Jochen Kaechelin wrote:
> I' am a newbie to Linux!
>
> I use to NICS:
>
> 1. Realtek 8029 10Mbit
> 2. 3COM 3c905b 10/100MBit
>
> With 1. I want to connect with ADSL (T-DSL, Telekom, Germany)
> and with 2. I want to connect to our Win98s in the local network.
>
> My static IP for the local network is 192.168.0.1,
> the 1. dns from the provider (Telekom) is 194.25.2.129 .
>
> I'am not able to configure it!
> Sometimes I could connect to to DSL, but ping 192.168.0.3
> would not worg (Computer unreachable).
>
> How can I find out if eth0 is Realtek or 3COM?
>
>
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