are you sure you are loading the correct module
because in kernel 2.4.XX the module name is "8139too"
,
unike in earlier kernel versions when it was "rtl8139"
.
If that is the case you might want to change this in
your "/etc/modules" or /etc/modules.conf file .
also you have to have CONFIG_FILTER and CONFIG_PACKET
as yes ( Y ) ( networking opions )when you compile the
kernel .
cheers
--- Jeremy Petzold <jpetzold@earthlink.net> wrote:
I have compiled a new kernel with ACPI support to
get my sound working.
I was successful in getting my sound working (thank
you Max). but now,
as with other kernel compiles with diffrent
versions, I can not get my
network to come back up.
my working kernel is the 2.4.18-bf2.4-xfs
my dmesg from the new kernel looks exactly like the
dmesg from my kernel
working kernel (except for the ACPI stuff)
is there somthing I have to do to get it working
after I boot a new kernel?
I have a realtek 8139 ethernet chip. and I have
tried compiling the
driver into the kernel, I have tried making it a
module. I have tried
other kernels that do not include ACPI, and I have
tried 2.4.18 source
without ACPI.
what am I doing wrong?
thanks,
Jeremy
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