RE: Debie Newbie
I'm roasted, done to a turn.
Thanx for the tip - the eepro100 module worked fine, however . . .
You guys still didn't give me a "straight" answer -
Will the Redhat binaries work under Debian?
I thought I had the source packages installed - what do I need to check
so I can run the compiler?
Thank you.
Daniel
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From: Stephen Gran [mailto:steve@lobefin.net]
Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 9:42 PM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Debie Newbie
This one time, at band camp, Gary Turner said:
> Daniel L. Miller wrote:
>
> A word to the wise; as new to Debian and Linux, you are likely to
> receive a thorough roasting if you continue to use HTML, MS-TNEF, and
> multi-part/mixed (except for sig-keys) on the list.
Yes - consider yourself roasted.
> Likely the eepro100 module is what you need. Since you only install
> once, I've forgotten the mod install directions. They're simple, so
> someone will either give you a step by step or direct you to the
proper
> docs.
Either:
a) modprobe eepro100. If this works (you'll see a little congratulatory
message if it does), go to b.
b) modconf. Brings up a curses-gui app that lets you select modules to
be installed in the running kernel, and also adds their name to
/etc/modules for you, so that they are insmodded at the next boot.
Welcome aboard.
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