try with:
# modprobe eepro100
if not work, you can list the modules avilable from kernel :
# modprobe -l | grep eepro
and try with other module.
if not have an eepro module support, you need recompile your kernel and add eepro100 module support.
them you need add this modules when the machine start:
Edit /etc/modules.autoload and add eepro100
Them restart your machine.
Regards,
LM
James A. Cox wrote:
Chris Eurice wrote:
I have an Intel motherboard using the 845PE chipset with an integrated EtherExpress Pro/100 NIC. It works with either the e100 or the eepro100 modules (but obviously not both). Can you provide a little more information? After doing modprobe eepro100, where you don't get any errors, does the module load? Is it listed in response to the lsmod command? If it is loaded, what happens when you try to set the parameters of the interface with the ifconfig command?I was wondering if anyone has had anyluck getting the Intel Pro 100M Integrated PCI NIC working and which driver they used?
I am attemping to install Gentoo 1.4 but the ethernet card is not being
detected. I have recently installed RedHat 9 on the same machine with the
same problem. I was on the Intel website earlier and it said that integrated
cards in the Pro/100 family where an OEM deal and to contact my computer
manufacturer. Ignoring them, I downloaded the latest e100 driver and crossed
my fingers. No dice. Same as Redhat, the card was auto-detected as
(eepro100) EtherExpress 100. However this driver doesnt work either. Running
'modprobe e100' gives me an error message 'No such Device' and 'insmod ...
failed' . If i run 'modprobe eepro100' I get no messages, then I run
'ifconfig eth0' and get:
BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU 1500 Metric:1 (everything not filled in is 0) RX: 0 TX: 18 txqueuelen:100 TX bytes:4460 Interrupt:11 Base address: 0x7000
I have a Dell Dimension 4550 and of course Dell does not support anything
but windows for my computer. Im connected to a ethernet broadband router
that is connected to a DSL. And trying to connect via DHCP. WinXP is on the
Same machine and has no problems conecting to the internet so I know all my
hardware is good. I am sure I am forgetting something simple any help would
be great thanks in advance
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