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On Sun, Nov 17, 2002 at 09:34:35PM -0500, sean finney wrote: > heya, > > i noticed that there was a 3com controller listed in your lspci, have > you tried using that module instead? That's what I was using to send the list all of this yummy output, and to install the Debian stable base (debian without a nic is painfull) I can leave that card in there but that wouldn't be very productive of me. 8) > if that doesn't work, as a hack, how about bypassing that code > alltogether? mac addresses really aren't that important (and can be > overridden in userland anyways), so if this isn't a symptom of a > larger problem, it Might Just Work to not read in the address from the > EEPROM (see below). i don't know how comfortable you are with rolling > your own kernel and modules, but see if the attached diff works for > you. of course, don't hold me liable for any funkiness that results > :) Thanks Sean, I'll give that a try if this patch I found through google doesn't do it for me: http://kernelnewbies.org/kernels/rh73/SOURCES/linux-2.4.18-nicdrivers.patch : I wont hold you liable, I do really appreciate the help. -- Regards, Time 13 \ 9 . 3 clockbot.net / 6 Attachment:
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