Can't find network card
I'm trying to intall Linux on a new machine, but it can't find my network card. All I know is that I have a "1394 network adapter".
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Can you post the output of lspci? It'll give some clues. Do you have a firewire (aka 1394) card?
Cheers, mlp |
The (hopefully) important part of the lspci output was:
Ethernet Controller: NVidia unknown device 00d6 (rev a5) Firewire (IEEE1394) Texas Instruments TSB43AB22/A IEEE-1394A-2000 controller (Phy/link) Also, I found a Texas Instrument in the Firewire options as a module, but I couldn't compile it into the kernel. I'm using kernel 2.4.22. |
Ok, these are two things. The actual network card is that NVidia thing and AFAIK there is no free-as-in-speech driver around - but apparently NVidia provides a Linux driver.
The firewire card (which won't help you with your network but you can hook up your digital camcorder) needs a module ohci1394 - that's in the firewire section. For the network driver, google around a bit, and you'll find the Nvidia-supplied thing. Maybe others know more about that card. I presume that's ethernet integrated on the MoBo - which motherboard is it? mlp |
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