Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
At 16:28 9/22/2003, you wrote:
No, I am not sure the 3c59x is the correct driver. That's what I had
after installing Red Hat 9. I was hoping the installer knew more than
I did. Any suggestions on how I find out what the correct driver
should be?
One option is to run kudzu as root from the command line, and see if
kudzu detects it. Remember to erase the lines related to 3c59x from
/etc/modules.conf before you do, so that kudzu realizes this thing is
not configured yet.
Actually, you need to remove the entry in /etc/sysconfig/hwconf
corresponding to the H/W device. Then kudzu will rediscover it
as a "new" device and take action. I don't believe it uses
/etc/modules.conf as a trigger ...
The other option I can think of is brute force: if you have the
kernel-source package installed, find the modules directory and try them
all. I don't remember where it is off-hand, but if you can't find it let
me know. Issuing the command "locate 3c59x.o" should tell you where to
find it, and then try "modprobe anything.o" for every file in that
directory to see if it works.
Do remember to do some aggressive searching on Google to try to
determine the right module to use for this card.
Others I'm sure will know better, or have other ideas to try.
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