El Jue 07 Mar 2002 00:38, escribió: > I'm trying to install drivers for my smc1211tx ethernet card so I can get > my cable connection configured correctly. I'm running 8.0. I have a > couple of questions about the directions that came with the cd before I try > it. The directions say to verify that you have the source code for your > current kernel version installed. How do you do that? > Later it says "install the driver module in the proper location for your > distribution. This is usually /lib/modules/kernel-version/net/driver" > The closest thing I have is /lib/modules/2.4.3-20mdk/kernel/net. I want to > be sure that that is the correct location to install the driver before I do > it. Finally, it says to run the following command as root to install the > driver: > install -m 644 driver.o /lib/modules/'uname -r'/net/ > Am I really supposed to type 'uname -r', or does this stand for something > else? > Should I substitute this directory with the > "/lib/modules/2.4.3-20mdk/kernel/net" one? > > Sorry for all the dumb questions, > SW
well, to check if you have the source code installed for your kernel, ( if you are using the download edition you probably do ) just go to /usr/src/linux and make sure all the directories are there. if you are not sure, just put the first mandrake cd in your cd-reader and type " urpmi kernel-source " without the quotes. it will say it will install other packages as well to resolve dependencies. say yes to everithing and that will be it. i guess all of your other suppositions are correct.. try them and if you get any more trouble post back. Damian
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