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08-24-2001 09:49 AM
08-24-2001 09:49 AM
I have a pentium III IBM 300 GL, and I installed the Head Rat Linux 7.0, but I
can not to configure my NIC ( 3com ).
When I try to use the ifconfig this folowing message is diplayed :
"no such file or device name".
In the /dev I don?t find the eth0 file.
I configured my /etc/hosts and my default gateway, but the device can not become up.
Any suggestion will be very apreciated.
Regards,
Abel Berger
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08-24-2001 10:35 AM
08-24-2001 10:35 AM
SolutionI guess the driver is not loaded for your NIC.
First, you have to find the right driver : go to the /lib/modules/
grep 3c modules.dep
You'll get a list of 3com NIC module names starting with "3c".
Identify the one matching your NIC, then :
modprobe -a
After that, you will be able to use "ifconfig" to set the IP and other parameters.
When everything is OK, just edit /etc/modules.conf (or conf.modules in old linux versions), add a line like this :
alias eth0 3c509
(replace 3c509 by your effective module name), then type :
depmod -a
in order to rebuild the module database.
Good luck.
Kodjo
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08-24-2001 11:41 AM
08-24-2001 11:41 AM
Re: How to configure eth0 ??
I find the following files in the
/lib/modules/2.4.5-9cl/kernel/drivers/net :
3c501.o
3c503.o
3c505.o
3c507.o
3c509.o
3c515.o
3c59x.o
but when I run the command :
modprobe -a 3c509.o, the following message is displayed :
"modprobe : can?t locate module 3c509.o"
What is happening ??
Regards,
Abel Berger
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08-24-2001 12:45 PM
08-24-2001 12:45 PM
Re: How to configure eth0 ??
kernel is 2.4.5-9, I think this is the problem.
Where I can find the device driver for 3C905 supported by 2.4.5-9 Linux RedHat Kernel ???
Regards,
Abel Berger
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08-24-2001 01:12 PM
08-24-2001 01:12 PM
Re: How to configure eth0 ??
I think that maybe not exist device driver for
3C905 Fast Ethernet Adapter supported by beta 2.4.5-9 kernel RedHat Linux.
I will install the RedHat 6.1 Kernel 2.2.12-20.
I know that this Kernel version has a compatible device driver for 3C905 Fast Ethernet Adapter.
Thanks for all,
Regards,
Abel Berger
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08-25-2001 03:29 AM
08-25-2001 03:29 AM
Re: How to configure eth0 ??
I think that you can keep your current Linux version with 2.4.5 kernel. The module named "3c90x" should work.
Good luck.
Kodjo
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09-05-2001 10:01 AM
09-05-2001 10:01 AM