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Old 02-06-2002
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My network card wasn't recognised

HI



I'm using red hat 7.0 and i've tried to find my network card, because it wasn't recognised at install time.

I issued this commands "modprobe ne" and "modprobe 3c59x"
and i got the message
/lib/modules/2.2.16-22/net/ne.0: insmod failed.

At this point i suppose to get this " alias eth0 ne # or 3c59x"wright?
instead the one above that i've just mentioned.

And i left this just like that.

Now later on i did open "netcfg" and on the interfaces windows it says that "eth0 192*** * * inactive"
when i try to activate, still came up with this " same as the above"

any sugestion please

best regards.
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Rebuild the kernel with the proper network card enabled. After building the kernel, build the modules. Install both the kernel and the modules. That's it in a nutshell.
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A 3com 3c59x card /should/ have been detected during install by Redhat 7. Are you certain the card is functional? If you've modified your kernel in anyway, make sure you have the vortex/boomerang driver installed, as Neo said. Here's a detailed link to all things Linux and 3com NICs
http://www.scyld.com/network/vortex.html
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