[lug] a few questions

Michael J. Pedersen marvin at keepthetouch.org
Tue Sep 19 14:32:36 MDT 2000


On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 01:59:07PM -0600, Scott A. Herod wrote:
> "Atkinson, Chip" wrote:
> > cables.  The NICs apparently use the modern Tulip driver, but I haven't
> > tried that yet.
> it is supposed to be easy to configure in linuxconf.  ( However,
> I still can't get my kids' box to find the card.  Wonder
> if it's a interrupt problem?  It did work however with NT. )

If this is the same problem I found, you're out of luck with those cards. You
see, older LinkSys cards DID work with the tulip driver. However, if you do an
lspci on that box, you'll see that they are now using a BridgeCom chipset,
which doesn't seem to have ANY drivers under Linux. I eventually gave up, and
went with an Intel Pro/100 card. $80 at CompUSA, but it was worth it to end my
frustration with cheap 100BaseTx cards.

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