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To make sure the router is not the problem, why don't you take it out of the equation and try to do an adsl-setup ? Do a direct connection to the internet. If it works, then the router will be the problem.
Yes, the router is NOT the problem. It has a build in DHCP server which is functioning. The problem is the Gigabit Ethernet Card. Well, the driver for it. Not sure whether it is present in 2.4.* since that is the default Slackware 10 kernel. It is definately in 2.6.* kernel.
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