hardware

On Wednesday 28 January 2004 06:40 pm, FoulDragon@aol.com said:
~ For memory, look at "free". It also says in the boot sequence (BIOS and
OS) ~ For the network board, try 'lspci'. It may be required to install
drivers to ~ work.
~

Well, it says that I have a total of 256,588. But what did I have before? oh 
yea---128K Wow, I got more than twice that. It The memory is good.
The NIC card is listed in lspci too. Thus, it works too. It says that it is an 
Intel 82557/8/9 [Ethernet Pro 100]. What do the numbers signify? So is there 
anyway to see if it is working wwithout connecting it to another computer? If 
it is listed do I need to get a driver. Would it be possible that the kernel 
would have it compiled in? Right now I am looking at various websites trying 
to locate one...... and I found one! On intels site (of all the places).
    AREN;T YOU PROUD OF ME?
-- 
<:-)~MIKE~(-:>

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