Hi!

I'm fairly new to the world of Linux (I've used it for 1.5 days now), but I think I'm starting to get the hang of it now I have an old 800 MHz Intel Celeron with 384 Mb of RAM that I'm trying to convert to a little Linux HTTP-server. For this I'm intending to use Apache 2.2.0 on ubuntu 5.10 with Xfce 4, and I've managed to get the configuration done correctly by using the command:

After executing that command it works for a minute or so, and then lets me type the next command, which should be but then things get messed up. It finishes in about 10-20 seconds, and every row looks something like:

And so the list goes on, replacing xxxx with numbers and 'full duplex' with a lot of other networking words. 3c90x is the name of the driver for my ethernet card I've tried to install, but thought I never managed to get working..

Should I start looking into my network card's driver / modules and such, or is the error something else?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

How did the 3c90x.h file get into the same place as the apache2 sources? There isn't any driver code in apache2. Have you tried re-extracting the sources and trying it again?

I got it working. I emptied the working directory and removed a bad alias from the modules.conf