* Re: LinuxPPC and a 2nd ethernet card
@ 1998-12-13 14:02 G. Laurès
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From: G. Laurès @ 1998-12-13 14:02 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Richard West a *crit :
>
> Ok.. Trying to get ip masquerading to work and all, so I went out and bought
> another ethernet card. Well, my question now is:
> How do I get this card to be recognized by Linux?
>
> It's a MacSense 10/100 card.
Mine is a FE551, works with the RealTek 8139 drivers, you just have to
compile your kernel with the RealTek 8139/8129 drivers checked.
>
> But I am not sure.. the other chip on the board is covered with a MacOS
> label that is rather adhered to the surface of the chip. :)
This is the RealTech chip, the other is a kind of terminator I believe
GoM
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