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3. If your Linux kernel is or has been patched to version above 2.4.5 but you have not enabled or configured the MTD8xx compatible driver as dynamic loadable or embedded system module, then you could follow the step 4 to enable the driver and re-compile the kernel.

If you could use the console command "#locate fealnx.o" to locate the module driver file or find the driver module file fealnx.o in kernel source /usr/src/linux-2.4.x/drivers/net in your Linux system, then you could load module into system by console command "insmod fealnx.o" and then "ifconfig eth0 up" to bring this adapter to work.

You could use console command "linuxconf" to configure this adapter card too.

4. If your Linux kernel is any new version above than 2.4.5 (included) and it is a new installation, you can configure the kernel by following console commands to enable the driver for SURECOM EP-320X-S/S-1 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter.

#/usr/src/menuconfig

(...)

Dus. Dat kan ik. En ik heb iets hoogs, en volgens lspci is die ethernetkaart allang gevonden.

#/usr/src/menuconfig

bash: /usr/src/menuconfig: Onbekend bestand of map.

Dus. Dat kan ik schijnbaar niet. Linuxconf dan.

#linuxconf

bash: linuxconf: command not found

Nog eens netconf. Dat bestaat, dat doet iets, ik weet alleen niet wat precies.
Maar daar zijn manpages voor. En dat kan ik.

#man netconf

Ik heb niets over netconfig, geloof ik

And so on.

Kutspul.