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by bloodbath
by bg4
Check in your modules file for a 3c59x driver. That is suppossed to support the 3c900 and 3c905 Etherlink XL cards so I would expect it would suit yours. It comes packaged by default in the Slackware distribution.
Hope this helps.
by bloodbath
by bg4
by bg4
Spent 30 seconds surfing the net and found these sites. They are the authors web pages.
http://www.scyld.com/network/vortex.html
http://support.3com.com/infodeli/tools/nic/linuxdownloads.htm
by bloodbath
I just now figured out what I was doing and the information you gave me was correct and a slight overlook on my part.
P.S.
Thank you very much for your expertise in the matter.
by bloodbath
when it tries to initialize the nic it takes about 3mins and then fails it. I have yet been able to get online with the OS and is upsetting me so. When I try to configure the network so I can use it, it fails the card but takes only a few secs and then hangs when starting the mail program.
Just to let now I am totally new to the OS and I even have the Bible for this vers. and have read the complete linux for dummy's se and still cant get the thing going online.
I am using the @home service.
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