================================================================== ET32/P Installation Guide for Linux ================================================================== This is an installation guide for ET32/P - Plug and Play PCI Ethernet Adapter under Linux environment. As there are many Linux distributors, this document focuses on the following Linux products: RedHat Version 5.2 Slackware Version 3.6 Debian Version 2.0 S.U.S.E Version 6.0 Open Linux Version 1.3 Contents of this Installation Guide -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Introduction 2. Installation Procedure for Redhat, Slackware, and Debian Linux 3. Installation Procedure for S.U.S.E Linux 4. Installation Procedure for Open Linux --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Introduction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In most Linux distribution versions, when you install an ethernet card, you must rebuild your kernel in order to make your ethernet card work. If you do not know how to rebuild your kernel, please check the following website to obtain the necessary documentation on rebuilding your kernel: * http://metalab.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/Kernel-HOWTO.html and * http://www.linux.org Another consideration is whether your kernel version is too old, if you find that your network adapter is not working correctly, it may be because you need an updated driver. You can obtain support and update driver at one of two sites: * http://www.bmen.tulane.edu/~siekas/tulip.html * http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/drivers/tulip.html Please save it in /usr/src/linux/drivers/net/, where it should be located. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Installation Procedure for Redhat, Slackware, and Debian Linux --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. First, Install ET32 Ethernet card on the computer. If you install NIC after you have installed Linux, you will need to rebuild your Kernel. II. If you have installed Linux already please proceed to IV. Otherwise install Linux now. During installation the program will ask you [Do you want to Configure LAN (not dialup) networking for your installed system] or something similar depending on your version of Linux. Then you must setup your hostname, ip address and default gateway. Even though you have completed this, your network card will still not work properly. III. The next step is to rebuild your kernel. For this to be possible you have to make sure you have installed the source code for the Kernel (check if you have this directory /usr/src/linux). If not, you will have to install your kernel source. a. Change directory to /usr/src/linux directory b. Run "make menuconfig" or "make config" c. Make sure you select the following options: (mark them as '*') * Enable module support (if you want use the ethernet card by module mode) * Enable TCP/IP networking * Networking support * Network device support * Ethernet 10/100Mbit(ISA) * Choose either NE2000 PCI or NE2000/NE1000 support After this, save this configuration. d. Now you can rebuild your Kernel by using the following command: "make dep ; make clean ; make zImage". The file "zImage" will be found at the linux directory: "/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage". you will then need to copy the zImage file to the Root directory. After this you will need to modify lilo.conf which is the Linux Loader configuration file. This can be found in /etc directory. IV. If you have completed all the above necessary steps, you only need to reboot and the network card should be installed correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Installation Procedure for S.U.S.E Linux --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. First, Install ET32 Ethernet card on the computer. If you install NIC after you have installed Linux, you will need to rebuild your Kernel. II. Here, we assume that you want to Configure LAN (not dialup) networking for your system. If you have installed Linux already please proceed to IV. Otherwise install Linux now. During installation, the program will ask you few questions that are similar to the following ones: (depending on your version of Linux) 1."Enter host name/domain name?" Please type in accordingly. 2."Confirm TCP/IP mode?" Please choose "Real network". 3."Type of network?" Please choose "etho". 4."IP address?", "Netmask?", "Gateway?", "Name server" Please type in accordingly. 5."Select Networking device", please select the module about "NE2000/PCI". But even though you have completed this, your network card may still not work properly when you reboot after the whole installation process. If so, please follow the next step to solve this problem. III. The next step is to rebuild your kernel. For this to be possible you have to make sure you have installed the source code for the Kernel (check if you have this directory /usr/src/linux). If not, you will have to install your kernel source. a. Change directory to /usr/src/linux directory b. Run "make menuconfig" or "make config" c. Make sure you enable the following options: (mark them as '*') # Loadable module support ---> [*] Enable module support (if you want use the ethernet card by module mode) # Network options ---> [*] TCP/IP networking # Network device support ---> [*] Network device support [*] Ethernet (10/100Mbit) [*] PCI Ethernet adapters <*> PCI NE2000 support After this, save this configuration. d. Now you can rebuild your Kernel by using the following command: "make dep ; make clean ; make zImage". or "make dep clean zImage". The file "zImage" will be found at the linux directory: "/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage". you will then need to copy the zImage file to the Root directory. After this you will need to modify lilo.conf which is the Linux Loader configuration file. This can be found in /etc directory. IV. If you have completed all the above necessary steps, you only need to reboot and the network card should be installed correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Installation Procedure for Open Linux --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. First, Install ET32 Ethernet card on the computer. If you install NIC after you have installed Linux, you will need to rebuild your Kernel. II. Here, we assume that you want to Configure LAN (not dialup) networking for your system. If you have installed Linux already please proceed to IV. Otherwise install Linux now. During installation, the program will let you load your network card driver in module mode, normally the computer can't recognize the card automatically. The system will ask you if all hardwares were recognized? Answer "NO", you then will choose something like the following steps: --> "Kernal Module Manager" --> (Choose 3) "Load kernal modules" --> (Choose 4) "Load driver for network card" --> Select the module for "NE2000/PCI" --> "Use the selected parameters and load the modules" But even though you have completed this, your network card may still not work properly when you reboot after the whole installation process.If so, please follow the next step to solve this problem. III. The next step is to rebuild your kernel. For this to be possible you have to make sure you have installed the source code for the Kernel (check if you have this directory /usr/src/linux). If not, you will have to install your kernel source. a. Change directory to /usr/src/linux directory b. Run "make menuconfig" or "make config" c. Make sure you enable the following options: (mark them as '*') # Loadable module support ---> [*] Enable module support (if you want use the ethernet card by module mode) # Network options ---> [*] TCP/IP networking # Network device support ---> [*] Network device support [*] Ethernet (10/100Mbit) [*] PCI Ethernet adapters <*> PCI NE2000 support After this, save this configuration. d. Now you can rebuild your Kernel by using the following command: "make dep ; make clean ; make zImage". or "make dep clean zImage". The file "zImage" will be found at the linux directory: "/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage". you will then need to copy the zImage file to the Root directory. After this you will need to modify lilo.conf which is the Linux Loader configuration file. This can be found in /etc directory. IV. If you have completed all the above necessary steps, you only need to reboot and the network card should be installed correctly. ********************************************************************************************************** * Technical Support Division * Katron Technologies Incorporated * Date: 20th May 1999 * Email Address:TSD@ktinet.com.tw **********************************************************************************************************Download Driver Pack
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