> > > > The ethernet card kernel module. ie. For me lspci gives my my ethernet > card as: > > waldemar (user: root) (time= 14:59:42) > > ~ # lspci > 00:09.0 Ethernet controller: National Semiconductor Corporation DP83815 > (MacPhyter) Ethernet Controller > > lsmod just lists all your loaded kernel modules. > > I know the module for my card is 'natsemi' so that needs to be loaded. > > waldemar (user: root) (time= 13:06:03) > > ~ # lsmod > Module Size Used by > natsemi 21344 0 > > if it wasn't I would add the following line to my > /etc/modprobe.conf file: > alias eth0 natsemi > > I believe the module for your card is 3c501 (this is just from memory) > > type 'modprobe 3c501' as root to load up the module. > > If everything works add this line to your /etc/modprobe.conf file: > alias eth0 3c501 > Hi, that didn't work but the card is a 3Com 3C509B so I tried 509 instead of your ..501 and it worked!!! Now when I do "ifconfig" it comes up with both interfaces!! Now I can ping and all!!! Rejoice!!! For some reason telnet does not seem to like the address yet but that maybe a firewall issue??? I'll look into it further before getting back to this list! Thanks for everything, Andoni.
