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Connecting to the Internet (with Linux, over LAN)

x0lution

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I have Debian 2.2r3, kernel 2.4.16 and a Netgear FA310TX. I took my box home with me over Christmas break, and during that time I wiped my FreeBSD partition and repartitioned/reinstalled Linux (to take up the FreeBSD space). Anyway, now I'm back at school and can't get on the internet in linux (I was on 56k at home). I have the Tulip stuff (DECchip & the EISA stuff under Network Devices in kernel configuration) compiled into my kernel, but can't connect connect still. When i type 'ifconfig eth0' it says something about there not being an eth0 device. HELP!
 
is the tulip driver built into the kernel or built as a module? if it's the latter, do 'lsmod' to make sure that the module has been loaded. and you're sure the the tulip is the proper module?
 
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