ISA cards are a pain. I'd suggest getting a PCI card if possible. It
should function exactly the same as your ISA card in terms of
connectivity to COX@HOME.
Alternatively, you can load the kernel module for the card manually
and pass it parameters on loading. This is fairly distribution
specific in how you do it.
On Wed, May 17, 2000 at 01:38:37PM -0700, David Saunders wrote:
> having a problem getting linux to see my network adapter after the install.
> my system dual-boots linux and windows 2k and i am able to connect while in
> windows. i have cox@home internet service and have a 3Com Etherlink III ISA
> model # 3c509b adapter. i have tried many times to get it to work and am
> still unable to. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
>
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