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Hi all,
i need help about enable laptop toshiba m40 p535 wireless card..
until now i can enable that card, at toshiba that card onboard.
just for information i'm using slackware 10.1 kernel 2.4.28
I'm Using Toshiba Notebook with ethernet PCI-E Marvell Yukon 88E8036 Fast Ethernat.
my question when i using slackware 10.1, why i can't detect my ethernat with kernel 2.4
how to set up my ethernat?
please help me. thanks
Originally posted by tindasz why i can't detect my ethernat with kernel 2.4
Because you have no driver loaded.
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Originally posted by tindasz
how to set up my ethernat?
You have two options for this chipset - one released by the manufacturer and one open source.
Get the 3Com driver here: http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/r...fdt&order=desc
Or, assuming it's already compiled as a module in your kernel, modprobe sk98lin will load the OSS driver.
Use the Slack network tool to configure it from there.
thanks i will try,
the other question why when i update kernel 2.6
i always got VFS error, i have been follow the step from linux question but i still got that error message
please give me your advise...
That error typically comes from the file system driver for Reiser not being loaded. You can compile support into the kernel, or leave it as a module and use mkinitrd to handle things during boot.
i was tried that method but i always got error with VFS...
btw do you know driver for eepro1000 wifi card on board on toshiba notebook with kernel 2.4
thanks bro
I suspect you either missed a step or maybe didn't update LILO afterward. There's a very clear and short list of steps to take in the Slack testing kernel README: ftp://carroll.cac.psu.edu/pub/linux/.../README.initrd
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