I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this question?

I am a Connected Field Engineer for Konica and I work on allot of high speed digital printers black and White and Color.

Well I am trying to set up SCO so I can teach myself how to setup and configure printing through UNIX. I am having problem with the NIC and Keyboard configurations. I have a NIC that is on SCO list of installable NIC's but it does not see it I guess? it shows no PCI setting or device settings. Also I keyboard and mouse are picky sometimes they work and sometimes they don't I am not sure if this was just a bad install?

How can I see where the NIC is? I know in my slack box I just type lspci -v and I can see everything.

Again I apologize if this is the wrong place to ask this question.

bsd forum is a better place to ask than linux forums anyway now but i am not sure of what your issue is. wait till someone knowledgable gets an answer

regards
rahulsundaram

The kernel configuration editor might show you the active drivers, the resources used, and also the hardware conflicts, if there are any.

Check this thread on how to invoke the editor:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...threadid=66275