[KLUG Members] Network Card

[Adam Tauno Williams]

>however, for some reason, it couldn't send out info.  I checked
>/proc/interrupts: That was okay.  When I pinged from it, the light would
>flash (sending data) but they wouldn't get to the destination.  When I tried
>to ping IT, from another machine, it's light flashed.  For some reason,

What does the arp table of the network look like?

>there was a problem with the way it sent/received data.  So, I guess I am
>very intersted to know what is going on with That particular card and linux
>as a whole.  I have known 0 people to get that card working properly in

+1, me.  Not the modem variety by a Xircom RE-10/100.  Works great.  

The fewer modems in the world the better,  trying to think of the last
time I used one...... :)

>linux.  Oh, and with Redhat: And fiddling with the kernel would blow it up.
>The Network card simply wouldn't work.  What an odd piece of electronics.

I did nothing to the kernel to get mine to work,  but I remember didling
in one of the PCMCIA config files.