Stephen Gran said:
I know that one of the install cds contains multiple kernel versions -
there it is. cd 1 is supposed to be a multi-boot cd - there is some
option (f2?) to list the various boot parameters when you get the boot:
prompt. Choose the bf2.4 kernel, and you'll install a 2.4 kernel ,which
I'm fairly sure contains the driver for that card.
I looked throughout the help on both CDs and couldn't find how I could
boot to another kernel.
HTH, and sorry that's not a more specific answer - I haven't had to
reinstall in a _long_ time. One of the things I love about Debian :)
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