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  1. I managed to get rid the sk98lin driver, just by reinstalling linux and not selecting them when I configured the network. I then installed the 3c2000 driver but I'm still getting the website problem. I attached the lsmod and ifconfig outputs........... lsmod_and_ifconfig
  2. I installed the driver following your instructions, but I'm getting the same problems. There are websites that I cannot connect to, for example google.com. Something else peculiar that I saw was that when the system boots, both the eth0 and eth1 interfaces are brought up even though I only have one interface card. After the driver is installed shouldn't I be able to select it in the harddrake configuration utility?
  3. Do use you the 3com driver or did you just leave the sklin98 driver? After installing the driver there are some websites that I cannot connect and I've seen this problem before in the forum. I also read somewhere that the sklin98 driver has the same core or I guess code as some other drivers including the 3com, thus the reason it works. BTW, thanks for the help so far.
  4. OK..... I followed your instructions and it seems to have worked. How can I check to see if have the correct driver installed instead of the sklin98?
  5. I'm in the process of trying what you said, but I ran into a little problem...... In order to install the source in the way that you said, I would have to have an internet connection to download the files. Since the network card wasn't installed, I had no internet. Luckily, I read in another post somewhere that the driver sklin98 also worked for this network, so I tried it and it worked. I still want to install the 3com driver so I'm going to try what you said, but I have a question about that...... Isn't the source installed, when you first install Mandrake Linux? Also, what exactly does the command that the website gives you, do?
  6. I have searched and I have also followed some posts regarding the driver, but I have not seen anyone who has been able to compile it. I wanted know if this can even be compiled in order to install the driver? I see you have an Asus A7V600 with the onboard network card..... I was wondering... have you been able to get the onboard sound to work? I read somewhere that there isn't a driver for it. Thanks for the help.
  7. Has anyone been able to compile the make file for this driver?
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