Intel do Linux drivers in their site.
http://support.intel.com/support/swd/index.htm
However, I'm getting problems with a i815 based board: D815EEA which has
your integrated Pro100 variant, using the e100.o module (ver 1.2.1). It's
fast but not too stable with RH.
Cheese Mite!
> I'm a Linux newbie, but I can tell you that the Pro100 VE is the NIC that
is
> integrated into the 815e motherboard chipset. It is actually a great NIC
in
> a great chipset. I hope there is a way to make it tick under Linux,
because
> I may switch to an 815e mobo soon.
> J
> > I just got my new machine and it came with intels etherPRO100 VE (it was
> > supposed to have a 3com card). Intels web page says it goes into a CNR ?
> > slot and not PCI, though it should be supported with 2.2.5 and later.
> > The card is not listed as supported in the Hardware-Howto
> > When installing RH6.0 with a 2.2.5 kernel, this card is not an option.
> > Trying etherexpress 100 pro results in an error message that the device
> > can't be found.
> > Is this card supported ?
> > Thanks
> > Goran