need Silan SC92031 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter redhat rhel5 driver (2.6kernel)
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need Silan SC92031 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter redhat rhel5 driver (2.6kernel)
Please help if you know on this ,
I need link for Silan SC92031 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter for redhat rhel5.0 driver (2.6.x kernel). This nic works fine on win XP as REALTEK
8139D but on RHEL5 not working .
That card should run with the 8139too driver. That is a common card.
Is there a diver loaded? To find out, open a konsole, and run the command '/sbin/lsmod |grep 8139too' and post the results.
If it is loaded, then run '/sbin/ifconfig' and post the results.
If it is not loaded, then try to load it. As root, try 'modprobe 8139too' and see what happens. No news is good news, so if you appear to get no response, that is good. If you get a message, post it.
My system has two cards one is working with 8139too driver in Redhat5, But the another that i recently bought not working with that tried all options but of no use . i have 8139cp module also in my linux that also didnt work for my new NIC card (Advik Lan card).This second new nic works fine with XP.I tried ndiswrapper also that i configured as wan0 interface ,intrestingly it works but if i remove the lan cable from working first nic, my wan0 (Nic2) not working seems nic2 not using nic cable . Whats the use of ndiswrapper driver ?.
NdisWrapper is not a driver. It is a piece of code to interface between non-linux drivers ( windoze drivers ) and linux. Basically, you run the windoze driver, through Ndiswrapper, instead of a native linux driver. It was written to broaden the number of wireless cards that work with linux. A lot of card makers do not take the time to write linux drivers.
In some cases it is the only way to get some cards to work under linux.
Try the command 'ifconfig eth0 up' This will try to activate the eth0 interface. Of course for it to work you have to have the correct driver loaded. The output will look something like this:
Depending on your network configuration, it could just work, or you may have to do some more configuring. If you need more help, please post the OS you are running, and the output of the above command.
Distribution: Debian 5 - Slackware 13.1 - Arch - Some others linuxes/*BSDs through KVM and Xen
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the module for silan SC92031 isn't "8139too" nor "8139cp", it's "sc92031". but AFAIK you need a kernel > 2.6.20 to get that module already included, or compile it yourself
Distribution: Debian 5 - Slackware 13.1 - Arch - Some others linuxes/*BSDs through KVM and Xen
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there isn't "8139d" module. you need "sc92031" module.
but you won't get it include on 2.6.18 kernel, which is the one redhat/centos 5 uses. probably you should compile the module yourself
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