Re: Help! Kernel woes.
On 15 Apr 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
> William R Pentney <pentney@cse.Buffalo.EDU> writes:
>
> > I have tried recompiling a 2.2 kernel, and now I have two problems:
> >
> > 1) The new kernel isn't recognizing my network card. I used the "PCI
> > NE2000" option; it worked before on a 2.0.34 kernel I compiled on a
> > floppy. Might I be missing an important option?
>
> Which card is it?
It is a Dayna PCI card, for 10baseT networks. I used the PCI NE2000 option
with success when I installed it. It also worked when I attempted to
install a 2.0.34 kernel (which unfortunately did not accept my
SoundBlaster 16 - it's a PnP, so I wanted to go for the 2.2 kernel that
has the PnP support.)
> Did you compile it in kernel or as modules. I also have a SB16, and
> found that it was a bit unobvious how to configure it in
> menuconfig... Did you get to the step of specifying the DMA, IRQ
> etc.etc.? Which driver did you chose? You should have chosen "OSS sound
> modules" AND "100% Sound Blastaer compatibles", and only then would
> you have been revealed the possibility to enter I/O, IRQ etc.
Did all of that, and it was set up with correct IRQ and all, but I still
couldn't use /dev/audio. It is, as mentioned, a PnP. Should I use the
mysterious "isapnptools" package?
Thanks, Bill
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