libc6 and kernel 2.0.34

[Aaron Stromas]

well, i finally was able to compile the tulip driver and "depmod -a" didn't
complain. i had to change the include path but perhaps it's due to the fact
that my box is debian while the instructions are for red hat?

unfortunately, i still can't use the card and dmesg returns

eth0: Changing PNIC configuration to half-duplex, CSR6 0042c000
eth0: Changing PNIC configuration to half-duplex, CSR6 0186c000

what does it mean and what needs to be done to correct it? tia,

Aaron Stromas wrote:

> it started with my needing to compile the tulip drivers for my ethernet
> card. as i am running kernel version 2.0.34, i installed
> kernel-source-2.0.34 package. it turns out, it requires libc6 package
> which installs /usr/include/linux/version.h which defines UTS_RELEASE as
> "2.0.33"!
>
> furthermore, it was explained to me that /usr/include/linux should
> symlink into include/linux of the current source (in my case, 2.0.34)
> but libc6 package instead of symlinking /usr/include/linux creates a
> directory /usr/include/linux and populates it.
>
> how can i resolve those dependencies?
>
> another question is, the driver compilation instruction indicates that
> -I/usr/src/linux/net/inet chould be included.
> which package installs that directory?
>
> ,
>
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