>The first step in debugging this problem would be to check and see if the
>network module has been loaded. Do this by issuing the command (as root)
>'lsmod'. Check the output of this command for the network module that
>drives the card. If it's not loaded, try loading it with
>"depmod -a (module_name)".
>--
>Paul Gray
I didn't see what *I* would expect here: only slip and tulip were
listed. My routes were as follows:
198.x.x.0 GW: 0.0.0.0 Genmask: 255.255.255.0 Flags: U ... Iface:
eth0
ifconfig showed the MAC address along with a large number of Tx
Errors. Moreover, looking at /var/log/kern.log, it was filled with
many entries of the following form:
... eth0: ... 10mbps sensed media
... eth0: ... transmit timed out status fc260000 ... resetting
There were also a couple of entries like:
... eth0: ... 10baseT linkbeat good.
I haven't really determined either what driver the kernel is using or
how to reconfigure it. There is a module lne390.o which seems like
Linksys terminology. I didn't get too far into it, but I struggled
with the depmod syntax foo. It complained about module.dep when I
invoked it as either:
depmod -a lne390.o
-or-
depmod -a 2.2.14-storm/net/lne390.o
It seems the only configuration entries I've seen for the network is
in /etc/init.d/network.
Thanks for your help.
- Larry
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