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Originally posted by geoff_f Did you look in /lib/modules/<your kernel version>/modules.description? (where <your kernel version> would look something like '2.4.20-some number'). I would have expected some mention there of '8029'. If not, look in a file in the same directory called 'modules.dep'.
I have seen no mentioning of a file called modules.description....(maybe this is called entirely different in RH9?), however I looked in the file modules.dep and found nothing any similar to '8029' .
So, no...nothing
your ethernet driver is 'ne2k-pci', because it is similar to an NE2000 or clones of that. So, substitute '8029as' with 'ne2k-pci' in the things to try from my previous posts and see how you go. (NE2000 is a very common ethernet card).
I now ha ve solved the problem but I get this msg which I dunno what it beholds...
redhat-config-network:
eth0 has an alias to module 3c501 in modules.config, instead of currently loaded module ne2k-pci!
Ok, I understand what it meants, but how tha heck am I gonna install this ne2-pci into the modules.config? I mean I never how to do that? I never saw ne2k-pci fully written out...what to do?
edit:
Do I just have to chance my 3c501 into ne2k-pci?
Last edited by Q-collective; 06-30-2003 at 05:37 AM.
Well, since my install of RH 9 I have no sound at all in here so I wanna solve that part aswell
At first I thought I just have to look at my lspci output again and do the same thing as I did for my ethernet card. However, when I look for " EMU10k1" I get a Joystick module
Do you have any insight in this one aswell? I would greatly appreciate it!
alias sound-slot-1 snd-emu10k1
above snd-emu10k1 snd-pcm-oss
Notice the 'snd-' prefix that yours doesn't have. However, this may be because of differences between RH and Mandrake, so I would wait for advice from someone who can speak for RH.
Don't worry about mine having 'slot-1', as my setup has an on-board sound chip as well as a PCI sound card. Yours is probably correct at 'slot-0'.
It might have been better to start a new thread for this, as it is a completely different problem. That way you would get many more people looking at it.
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