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wysecracker   07-08-2003 at 03:37:51 AM
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i just got abit is7. i don't know how to install the NIC driver. I have suse 8.2 and its hardware detection didn't get it right i guess. the driver installation info is <A HREF="http://fae.abit.com.tw/download/drivers/3com/3c940/linux/readme.txt" target="_new"> here</A>. the installation guide is a bit confusing (one of the problems i have with it is that i don't know where kernel source is installed nor know what it is). there isn't /usr/src/linux or /usr/src/linux-2.4. just /usr/src/[some other folder]. i'm hoping once i can go online with suse, i can connect to their auto update thing. thanks.

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pitupepito   07-08-2003 at 11:32:52 AM
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Hi,

Here is what to do:
1. 'su' login as root
2. 'lsmod tulip' as root

if that doesn't work do the following steps(below) as a regular user and login as root before doing 'insmod 3c2000.o'

download the 3c2000.tar.gz tar file
Type 'tar zxvf 3c2000.tar.gz'
cd 'cd 3c2000'
then './configure'
then 'make'
finally 'su' enter password for root
then 'insmod 3c2000.o'

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