Thanks,I do have it installed, but at boot still reports not found, and a locate does not find it.
I am running Debian 2.1r4, but it reports 2.0.36, so perhaps I need a newer kernel?
[how to get it?]I am surprised that if lspci is needed at boot, the kernel (or system) does not have it, how did I get such an inconsistent configuration?
Thanks for the help, I find that the many steps to get a new install to just work with "little" issues like this is a major source of time spent on Debian for me. Most all of them end up being configuration /version problems. This is a clean install, by the book, but it fails for a missing component, which requires a newer kernel, thus source and make, and ...
Gregory At 11:43 PM 06/21/2000 -0400, Alec Smith wrote:
I believe the lspci utility is included in a .deb called pciutils in Debian. Also, be sure to use a fairly recent kernel. There's been a lot of work done on Tulip since the 2.0.x/early 2.2.x days. On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, Gregory Guthrie wrote: > I want to use a DLINK DFE530CT pci ethernet card, and some references say > it uses the de4x5, or tulip drivers, > > but when I try to use them, I get > "init_module: device or resource busy" > > I also get prior to that, when starting to load modules, and evaluation > module dependencies, > "lspci not found". > > Help please.. :-) >
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