Thus spake Xeno Campanoli: > Xeno Campanoli wrote: > > > > I actually have 4 different NICs on this thing (it's a long story), and > > though the two PCI ones get recognized, the ne2000 and 3c509 ISA ones > > don't. > > I presume there's something I gotta do for 'em in a file somewhere's > > because > > their ISA, but the 3c59x comes up fine with the modules kernel, and I > > can bring up the ne2000 with insmod ne on that one too, but for some > > reason it won't come up at boot as a module on that module kernel. > > My apologies again. It turns out the 3c59x is being recognized, but it > doesn't provide an eth2 symbol in the dmesg. Is this a bug, by the way? > > However, I'm still having a hard time remembering what the file is where > I need to specify my IRQ and ADDR for the ne device driver. I remember > the ne in particular had a hard time getting recognized unless you > specified the dang address and interrupt specifically. Sorry, I'm > looking in the debian kernel doc, but it's not jumping out at me. You can add the modules you want to bring up, along with any arguments /etc/modules. HTH, Steve -- gossip, n.: Hearing something you like about someone you don't. -- Earl Wilson
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