Salut a tous!!
Je suis debutant en linux ( mais vraiment le gros boulet lol!!)
Je vien de mettre Red Hat 9 sur mon pc mais impossible de reconaitre ma carte ethernet. J'ai comme carte mere un P4P800 , qui integre une carte reso 3com 3c2000, sur le cd ya d pilote pour linux mais comment faire????
G bien fai comme il disait dan le readme mais ça m'aide pas!!!
Si vous pouviez m'aider et si un de vous accéptais que je l'appelle pour m'expliquer en direct ce serais super sympa car g pa internet sous linux come j'utilse un routeur
 
 
le readme :  
3Com Gigabit NIC (3C2000) Driver Readme Version A02
Copyright (c) 2003 3Com Corporation
 
This file describes the 3Com Gigabit NIC (3C2000) driver for Linux.  
 
Loading the driver
------------------
 
1) Make sure that the kernel source is installed in /usr/src/linux
   or /usr/src/linux-2.4.
 
2) Copy the file /Linux/3c2000.tar.gz from the 3Com driver CD to  
   your hard drive.
 
3) Change to the directory containing 3c2000.tar.gz
 
4) Type 'tar zxvf 3c2000.tar.gz'
 
5) Type 'cd 3c2000'
 
Note: on SuSE systems since 7.1, you will have to execute the
following commands before running make:
 
cp /boot/vmlinuz.version.h /usr/src/linux/include/linux/version.h
cp /boot/vmlinuz.autoconf.h /usr/src/linux/include/linux/autoconf.h
 
For more details se http://sdb.suse.de/en/sdb/html/mwalter_kernel_24.html
 
6) Type 'make load' to load the driver.
 
Alternatively, you may type the following to load the driver:  
 
 insmod 3c2000.o
 
Something like the following will be added to /var/log/messages:
 
Jan 22 19:31:19 localhost kernel: 3C2000: 3Com Gigabit NIC Driver Version A08
Jan 22 19:31:19 localhost kernel: Copyright (C) 2003 3Com Corporation.
Jan 22 19:31:19 localhost kernel: Copyright (C) 2003 Marvell.
Jan 22 19:31:19 localhost kernel: eth0: 3Com Gigabit NIC (3C2000)
 
Depending on your configuration, the OS may then automatically bring the
interface up and request an address from a DHCP server.  If it does not,
bring the interface up with the command:
 
 ifconfig eth0 up
 
You may have to substitue 'eth0' for your actual interface if you have
more than one ethernet NIC installed.
 
If your system is not configured for DHCP, you can assign an IP address
with the command:
 
 ifconfig eth0 a.b.c.d
 
Where a.b.c.d is the IP address that you wish to use.  Again, eth0 may
be different depending on your system configuration.  
 
Configuring the Driver  
------------------------
 
    The 3C2000 driver supports various options, which can be supplied  
    as command line arguments to the 'insmod' command or in the  
    /etc/modules.conf file. You may specify more than one option.
    Unless otherwise stated, all settings take the form of:
     
     <Option-Name>=value [,value...]
 
    If you use the modules.conf file to load the driver at boot time,  
    include the word "options" when configuring the driver.
 
    For example:  
 options 3c2000 DupCap_A=Full
 
    If you use command line 'insmod', do not include the word "option"
    when configuring the driver.  
 
    For example:  
  insmod 3c2000.o DupCap_A=Full
   
                                                                                 
  The following options are supported:
 
  OPTION: Speed_A
    Selects the speed of Port A of the NIC.  
 
 "Auto" - Automatic Resolution
 "10"   - 10MBPS
 "100"  - 100MBPS
 "1000" - 1GIG
 
  OPTION: DupCap_A
    Selects the duplex capabilities of Port A of the NIC.
 
 "Full"  - Full Duplex
 "Half"  - Half Duplex
 "Both" - Both Half Duplex & Full Duplex
 
 
To unload the driver
--------------------
 
1) Type 'ifconfig eth0 down' (Substitute you actual interface for 'eth0')
 
2) Type 'rmmod 3c2000'
 
 
 
Voila,
 merci de m'aider!!!

Les fameux drivers buggés !
 
Par contre je sais plus où se trouve la version corrigée....

cad?? c normal que ceux la fonctionne pas???

utilise les drivers sk98lin et tout rentrera dans l'ordre  
 
Sinon, utiliser le bouton RECHERCHER sur le forum ca aide...

oki et ou je trouve ces drivers?

j'ai trouvé le patch sk98lin mais je le met comment?

ils sont déjà dans ton noyau, pour le vérifier :
 
/sbin/modprobe -l | grep sk98lin

ok ben alor je fai koi clairement?

tu lis la doc... (reponse plus serieuse plus tard)

quelle doc?