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> Hi.

> I recently installed Red Hat Linux 7.0 and installed a Linksys LNE100TX
> Network card.  I am having an incredibly difficult time getting my system
to
> recognize the card.  My system does not recognize the new hardware as it
is
> booting and I have been unsuccessful in following the directions that have
> been provided on several web sites.

> I downloaded the most recent netdrivers tar file from the site suggested
by
> linuxnewbies.org .  On depmod, I get " depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in
> /lib/modules/2.2.16-22/net/tulip.o " .  On modprobe tulip.o I get " can't
> find module tulip.o ".

> When I run make after untarring the netdrivers file, I get many errors but
> it still generates object files for all of the c files.  I also modified
the
> Makefile to use kgcc instead of gcc.  Still got the same result.

> I would greatly appreciate it if anyone would be able to offer any help.
> Please, please help.  ( I am on my knees begging!!!! ).

> Thanks so much.

> Blaine Mincey

> Hi
> I'm using Linksys LNE 100TX on Redhat 7.0 with no problems. Make sure the
> tar file is not corrupted. Do a tar -xzvf. Then run make. Install the 2
> modules with  insmod pci-scan.o and tulip.o Copy them to
> /lib/modules/"your-kernel-no"/net.  Run depmod -a. Add the following
entry:
> alias eth0 tulip on your /etc/modules.conf then ifup eth0. Good luck

> > Hi.

> > I recently installed Red Hat Linux 7.0 and installed a Linksys LNE100TX
> > Network card.  I am having an incredibly difficult time getting my
system
> to
> > recognize the card.  My system does not recognize the new hardware as it
> is
> > booting and I have been unsuccessful in following the directions that
have
> > been provided on several web sites.

> > I downloaded the most recent netdrivers tar file from the site suggested
> by
> > linuxnewbies.org .  On depmod, I get " depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in
> > /lib/modules/2.2.16-22/net/tulip.o " .  On modprobe tulip.o I get "
can't
> > find module tulip.o ".

> > When I run make after untarring the netdrivers file, I get many errors
but
> > it still generates object files for all of the c files.  I also modified
> the
> > Makefile to use kgcc instead of gcc.  Still got the same result.

> > I would greatly appreciate it if anyone would be able to offer any help.
> > Please, please help.  ( I am on my knees begging!!!! ).

> > Thanks so much.

> > Blaine Mincey

> I'm using the same card, but I can't even get it to create the modules.
> whare would it create them? and what is kgcc, if I try to change the gcc
> to kgcc i get a bash error saying that there is no such command? I'm new
> to linux, but this is driving me crazy!

> -Jake S.

> I'm using the same card, but I can't even get it to create the modules.
> whare would it create them? and what is kgcc, if I try to change the gcc
> to kgcc i get a bash error saying that there is no such command? I'm new
> to linux, but this is driving me crazy!

> -Jake S.