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Re: solution to my ethernet problem

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (ralph muha)
Mon Oct 28 01:03:17 1996

In-Reply-To: <961027202002.2020973f@hep.anl.gov>
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 1996 01:02:09 -0500
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From: ralph muha <rmuha@minimal.com>
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At 9:20 PM -0500 10/27/96, DKS@hep.anl.gov wrote:
>configured in the update process. When I installed the Kernel Configuration
>tool, I was able to select the 3c59x module, thus enabling recognition of
>the 3com 3c590 ethernet card. Now if I can find the other modules I need....

aha! that solved my 3C509B non-recognition problem! it didn't explain why
the kernel that I built with explicit 3C509 support didn't work, but...

At 12:32 AM -0500 10/28/96, Alan Shutko wrote:
[in response to somebody else's problem]
>Odds are, you aren't running the kernel you just compiled.  RH
>puts the kernel in /boot, but make zlilo puts it in /.

aha! I should have noticed that in lilo.conf, which I had to edit
anyway because the upgrader decided to make my DOS partition the
boot default...

still, shouldn't the upgrader have recognized my ethernet card in
the first place?

and, if I had skipped the lilo install step in the upgrade, would I
have ended up booting my existing kernel in / instead of the of the
new one in /boot, because lilo.conf would have been unchanged?

on my other machine (which is still running 3.0.3), the lilo.conf
boots from /.  I don't recall changing it.  Did the boot location
change from 3.0.3 to 4.0?

r



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