Re: New nubus ethernet thread
I thought the vmlinux-2.2.14-070300.gz kernel had all the latest and
greatest drivers when it came to the various ethernet cards. The builtin
ethernet works just fine (it's RJ45); in fact, it's how I actually got the
rest of the install .debs. I now want the nubus ethernet to work, too, so I
can use my Quadra 700 as a firewall/gateway.
Russell
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>From: Henry Garcia <compdata@nb.net>
>To: Russell Hires <rhires@earthlink.net>, debian-68k@lists.debian.org
>Subject: Re: New nubus ethernet thread
>Date: Mon, Jul 17, 2000, 10:35
>
>Russell:
>
>All I've gotten to work in Linux is Asante's and cabletron's running out of a
>Nubus slot.
>I've gott a few extra of each. They only work with the BNC connection, though,
>that I know of.
>Do you have any that work out of the RJ45 slot?
>
>Do any variations of the kernel in Potato have more kernel support for more
>ethernet cards?
>
>hank
>
>
>>
>>
>> So, this is what my ethernet card says on it (on the various chips, I mean):
>> One says "Sonic-T" Another says "Texas Instruments"
>> and there's one that says "Valor". I don't get any message
>> about any other ethernet card being detected upon boot, and ifconfig eth1
>> doesn't find anything.
>>
>> How can I make the kernel (or whatever else it is) recognize that card? By
>> all indications, it should work.
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