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[ILUG] NIC errors

[ILUG] NIC errors

Philip Reynolds phil at redbrick.dcu.ie
Wed Jun 14 14:27:53 IST 2000


I had problems with an onboard network card on this Dell in work, so there's
now a PCI tulip, the onboard is disabled via bios. I used modconf in Debian to
install the module into the kernel, and it seemed to work fine (lsmod brings
it up anyways).

ifconfig -a shows eth0 and lo
ifconfig eth0 seems perfectly fine with the inet addr, broadcast and mask all
right. 
I try a simple
route add -net 127.0.0.1 and I get a 
SIOCADDRT: Invalid argument error. Now this is being taken from 
/etc/init.d/network so I presume everything is alright?
ifconfig brings up error when I try to set the address, broadcast netmask etc
as well
Debian with a 2.2.12 kernel..
Any ideas?

-- 
[---------
  Philip Reynolds                | Errors have occurred..
  Redbrick Systems Administrator | We won't tell you where or why.
  phil at redbrick.dcu.ie           | Lazy Programmers.
                                                    ---------------]




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