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I use static IP's. Simply Ethernet network (5 PC's and hub) without firewalls etc.
Under W2k everything is Ok, so something wrong with my Linux configuration.
I'm not sure why the module isn't loading, either you have hotplug disabled and it's not listed in modules.conf or it's blacklisted in hotplug.
Anyhow, if you can't ping other computers on the LAN it's possible they are subnetted and you need to specify that when you set the IP or broadcasts may not work right:
root@deathstar~# ifconfig eth0 10.2.12.123 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.2.12.255
Edit: OK I just realized that your ifconfig shows this subnet mask and broadcast address, are the other computers set the same way? Since 10.2.12.123 is 'class A' if you don't specify the netmask it defaults to 255.0.0.0 (in windows as well as Linux.)
...ip and mask (10.2.12.123/24) configured properly
Is there anybody know something about the error: SIOCSIFFLAGS: Deviceorresourcebusy
means?
Why I can see eth0 only with "-a" parameter and nothing happens after #ifconfig eth0 up
Thanks Peacedog a lot! Everything is ok now!! As far as I undestand the problem is in driver. Is there any way to set up sis900 without turning off the Plug&Play OS setting?
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