built-in LAN card on a k7s5a
This is a discussion about built-in LAN card on a k7s5a in the Windows Hardware category; Hi everyone, I just bought a new motherboard/processor/RAM. It comes with a built-in LAN card. Does anyone happen to know what make/model it is? I need to know so i can set the right Linux kernel module for it to connect to the internet /network!!! Note: The motherboard is an ECS k7S5a (Athlon thunderbird 1.
Hi everyone,
I just bought a new motherboard/processor/RAM. It comes with a built-in LAN card. Does anyone happen to know what make/model it is? I need to know so i can set the right Linux kernel module for it to connect to the internet /network!!!
Note: The motherboard is an ECS k7S5a (Athlon thunderbird 1.4GHZ). running Linux Mandrake 8.0
Somebody please help!
PS: is there a generic LAN driver i can use insted?
I just bought a new motherboard/processor/RAM. It comes with a built-in LAN card. Does anyone happen to know what make/model it is? I need to know so i can set the right Linux kernel module for it to connect to the internet /network!!!
Note: The motherboard is an ECS k7S5a (Athlon thunderbird 1.4GHZ). running Linux Mandrake 8.0
Somebody please help!
PS: is there a generic LAN driver i can use insted?
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I could be mistaken, but it appears that the LAN is integrated into the 735 chip, leaving you with 2 options: see if SiS has Linux drivers, or if the open source community comes up with anything--this includes you writing a driver for it.
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I c. I checked the SiS web site. They're a bit stingy with drivers. They also have no intentions to support the drivers available on their web site as they claim that other parties have created them!!!
I hope the linux community comes up with something very soon, as I am not sklled enough to write my own drivers (at least not just yet)!
I hope the linux community comes up with something very soon, as I am not sklled enough to write my own drivers (at least not just yet)!
