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you dont need to recompile your kernel with that support for that network card<br />
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your network card is a NE 2000 emulator<br />
try that driver <br />
it might work it might not<br />
you might have to enter some opions for it to work proply
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you dont need to recompile your kernel with that support for that network card

your network card is a NE 2000 emulator
try that driver
it might work it might not
you might have to enter some opions for it to work proply

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Thanks,<br />
&nbsp;That is exactly what I was looking for. I was, however, able to get my network card to work by disabling the PnP, then in the module.conf, I set the irq, and IO to match what I was using on Win. I am also using DHCPcd, which works fine now. The module driver that works for this (rtl8019 ISA PnP) is ne.<br />
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Thanks again...
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Thanks,
 That is exactly what I was looking for. I was, however, able to get my network card to work by disabling the PnP, then in the module.conf, I set the irq, and IO to match what I was using on Win. I am also using DHCPcd, which works fine now. The module driver that works for this (rtl8019 ISA PnP) is ne.
 
Thanks again...

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Thanks strike...<br />
&nbsp;That is exactly what I had ended up doing. I just needed to have the right driver module, module.conf info.<br />
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Thanks again.
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Thanks strike...
 That is exactly what I had ended up doing. I just needed to have the right driver module, module.conf info.

Thanks again.

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I purchased LINUX MANDRAKE 6.0 on CD.<br />
Installed fine. Does the source code come on the CD?<br />
I need to reconfigure the kernel to work with my RealTek 8019 ISA PnP Lan Adapter.<br />
I currently have no access to &quot;make menuconfig&quot;.<br />
The operating system does not come with a driver for this adapter.<br />
I have disabled the PnP on the card. I am running a dula boot.
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I purchased LINUX MANDRAKE 6.0 on CD.
Installed fine. Does the source code come on the CD?
I need to reconfigure the kernel to work with my RealTek 8019 ISA PnP Lan Adapter.
I currently have no access to "make menuconfig".
The operating system does not come with a driver for this adapter.
I have disabled the PnP on the card. I am running a dula boot.

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