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What kind of floppy drive and machine? > so, I've configured tomsrtbt into 1.44MB version. Did you change everything necessary? Post your settings.s and buildit.s. > Two, is about toms-libc5-kit. it was not in add-ons archive. so, I've Use the RedHat or DebIan libc5 packages. Mine doesn't exist right now, and may or may not get put together again. > a PCMCIA NIC card using 8390.o for lap-top PC, and "corega FEther For this one, I thought you just need to edit the pcmcia config file. I think the 8390 support is compiled into the kernel so it doesn't need to be added, but the pcmcia config needs to know the exact string it is looking for. It shouldn't need you to mess with the 8390 stuff. But since you did get it up that way, leave it. > for laptop's one, I've tried following > 1. put "8390.o" into 2/lib/modules/net/ (from add-ons) > 2. edit 2/etc/pcmcia/config as > add: > device "pcnet_cs" > class "network" module "net/8390", "pcnet_cs" > card "Corega PCC-T Ethernet" > version "corega K.K.", "corega EtherII PCC-T" > bind "pcnet_cs" > comment out: > device "pcnet_cs" > class "network" module "pcnet_cs" > > After this, "pip pip" sound came up from PCMCIA slot, and eth0 was detected. > But, dhcpcd-- gave me error saying > Starting dhcpcd-- > Looking for DHCPOFFER.... > > EORROR > timeout Then you just have a dhcpcd-- problem, not a nic problem. Edit /usr/bin/dhcpcd--.lua, it is a plain-text editable-ASCII file. You may just need a longer timeout somewhere in dhcpcd--.lua. > and about desk-top,I putted rtl8139.o to 2/lib/modules/net/, and.... had > no idea what else should I do. You need to manually type 'insmod rtl8139', it doesn't do it automatically. That is probably all that needs to be done on that one. Let me know where/if you get stuck, -Tom
