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hi
after installing slackware 10.2
i had compile my custom kernal 2.4.31
but now my network card was not detected.
ifconfig shows only lo and not eth0
only 127.1.0.0 is pinging.
when compiling the kernel, did you run make oldconfig or did zcat /proc/config.gz > .config. if you manually created a new config perhaps you're missing a new module.
it can also be possible that you're kernel is still using the old modules.
btw the 8193too module is a common driver for the network cards. maybe you missed it in the kernel's compilation.
Edit: renamed cmdline.gz to config.gz (this is the second time darn it)
Last edited by konsolebox; 07-28-2006 at 08:58 AM.
Distribution: approximately NixOS (http://nixos.org)
Posts: 1,900
Rep:
Hello, konsolebox... You mistyped - /proc/config.gz is needed, and often distro kernels do not provide this, so it's needed to look in /boot for config-<version> (don't know if slackware does it).
By the way, gangiyanrohit, when you build your kernel, don't enable /proc/config.gz support in general section.
hii
my network card is detected showing and IP is pinging but when i tried to browse WEB then it shows the error unknown host...
ps-I am using mozilla and firefox but both have same error.
any clues!!!!!!!!
Last edited by gangiyanrohit; 07-29-2006 at 12:35 AM.
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