Newbie Installing Ethernet card after inital install

by mark » Tue, 24 Mar 1998 04:00:00

I installed redhat v5.0 but during the installation it would not detect
eth0. The ethernet card is a cheap ne2000 pci card irq=11 io=6200(auto
assigned through the bios). I could change these settings but I'm not
sure what to expect if I did, would probe auto find it? How do I
install the network card without having to reinstall redhat. I figured
theire must be a way.

Thank in advance
Mark

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1. Newbie - Adding h/w after inital Linux install

Hi,

I'm a very new to Linux having just installed Redmond Linux with 2.4*
kernel. The install went uneventfully, I suppose, because I took out all the
peripherals beforehand.

I want to start adding my cards step by step. How do I accomplish this? It
doesn't seem like there's a Linux equivalent of PnP. I installed a generic
56k modem (Moto chip) and restarted the machine but didn't see any messages
that showed Linux recognizing the new hardware.

The next thing I want to do is install an ATI all-in-wonder 8MB card to get
TV-tuner capability. Any ideas on whether this is supported? I've seen
pointers to SourceForge and went to the site but don't know what to look
for.

Thanks for helping me out.

Regards,
Anu

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