Robert L Cochran wrote: > When Fedora Core 3 first came out, I had no success getting the > forcedeth driver to actually work on eth0 -- I simply gave up on it, > which was easy since eth1 (the RTL8169) works just fine. FWIW: I've got a new nForce 4 board. Plugging in my old hard drive Just Worked for the most part (which is more than Windows did), but the onboard nForce ethernet wasn't picked up. Not wanting to spend too much time on a 32 bit installation, I reinstalled in 64 bit mode (so using the original FC3 ISOs), and the forcedeth was picked up without any configuration needed. And it's kept working fine. James. -- James Wilkinson | Important note: when washing your brain out with Exeter Devon UK | nitric acid, it is important to stop *after* you've E-mail address: james | erased the distressing images and *before* you get @westexe.demon.co.uk | the urge to install AOL. -- Jim Andrew
