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It's not just tulip.c anymore, or you would have
unresolved symbols due to lack of additional
required source files.
Check out README at--
ftp://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/drivers/kern-2.3/README
--then ftp all those files to /usr/src/linux. So you don't
have to specify to cc about pci-netif.o on command line,
do--
#pushd /usr/src/linux/drivers/net
cat Makefile | gawk --source '{
if ( $3 ~ /auto_irq.o/ print $1 " " $2 " " $3 " pci-netif.o ;
else print $0}' > /tmp/gawk.out
#mv /tmp/gawk.out Makefile
#popd
make tulip
-Bob
John Marr wrote:
> Greetings:
> After successfully getting my Linksys Etherfast 10/100 card to work in
> Redhat 6.0, I decided to upgrade to Redhat 6.1. To make a long story
> short, I ended up doing a clean install, and I proceeded to set up my
> network card. The tulip driver that came with redhat 6.1 refused to load
> (failed) at bootup, so I downloaded the latest tulip driver (the same one I
> successfully got to work with redhat 6.0). After placing tulip.c in the
> /usr/src/2.2.12/modules/net and a freshly compiled tulip.o in the
> /lib/modules/2.2.12-20/net, I added "alias eth0 tulip" to my conf.modules.
> I recompiled my whole source code plus modules plus modules_install then I
> rebooted. The system (which is an AMD K6-2 300 with 192 Mgs of ram) loaded
> all of the startup drivers quickly until it got to "bring up interface
> eth0." At this point the system hung for 10 seconds, then after stating
> "OK" continued to load the drivers but now much MUCH more slowly (about 5
> seconds for each OK.) Shortly thereafter, I continued to receive the
> following broadcasted error:
> "Tx hung, 9 vs. 0 Transmit timed out, status e4560000, CSR12 000000CC,
> resetting"
> This continued until I finally managed to reboot.
> Any ideas what the problem could be?
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It's not just tulip.c anymore, or you would have
unresolved symbols due to lack of additional
required source files.
Check out README at--
ftp://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/drivers/kern-2.3/README
--then ftp all those files to /usr/src/linux. So you don't
have to specify to cc about pci-netif.o on command line,
do--
#pushd /usr/src/linux/drivers/net
cat Makefile | gawk --source '{
if ( $3 ~ /auto_irq.o/ print $1 " " $2 " " $3 "
pci-netif.o ;
else print $0}' > /tmp/gawk.out
#mv /tmp/gawk.out Makefile
#popd
make tulip
-Bob
John Marr wrote:
Greetings:
After successfully getting my Linksys Etherfast 10/100 card to work
in
Redhat 6.0, I decided to upgrade to Redhat 6.1. To make a long
story
short, I ended up doing a clean install, and I proceeded to set up
my
network card. The tulip driver that came with redhat 6.1 refused
to load
(failed) at bootup, so I downloaded the latest tulip driver (the same
one I
successfully got to work with redhat 6.0). After placing tulip.c
in the
/usr/src/2.2.12/modules/net and a freshly compiled tulip.o in the
/lib/modules/2.2.12-20/net, I added "alias eth0 tulip" to my conf.modules.
I recompiled my whole source code plus modules plus modules_install
then I
rebooted. The system (which is an AMD K6-2 300 with 192 Mgs of
ram) loaded
all of the startup drivers quickly until it got to "bring up interface
eth0." At this point the system hung for 10 seconds, then after
stating
"OK" continued to load the drivers but now much MUCH more slowly (about
5
seconds for each OK.) Shortly thereafter, I continued to receive
the
following broadcasted error:
"Tx hung, 9 vs. 0 Transmit timed out, status e4560000, CSR12 000000CC,
resetting"
This continued until I finally managed to reboot.
Any ideas what the problem could be?
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