On Thu Aug 13 1998, Jim Roland wrote:
> I have a 10/100 card which is the 3Com card mentioned in the subject line.
> What/How do I get the kernel to recognize the card so that I can use the
> network. this is a Pentium II Dell, so there is plenty of PnP and all
> good stuff there.
The 3c905 cards are very nice cards (I have two of them in my own box) and
they are well supported by linux. You need to have the driver either
compiled into the kernel, or available as a loadable module (via kerneld or
insmod).
PnP can be a bit tricky with linux (at the moment anyway), but that's
another issue.
> TIA
> Jim
>
>
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