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Ok. I updated everything on my redhat 8. I had to install my nforce 2 network drivers before I could do this. Next I unistalled the network drivers and then ...
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Nforce network
Ok. I updated everything on my redhat 8. I had to install my nforce 2 network drivers before I could do this. Next I unistalled the network drivers and then reinstalled. The module loading screen always says nvnet device not present eth0 initialization delayed. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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check your /etc/modules.conf file to make sure you dont have any other thing in there for your eth0 entry... also did you have an rpm driver, or what kind...?
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Hmm i just checked that file and found that it says the nvidia driver stuff twice. Once with # before the alias and once without them. Which one should I delete?
- 05-11-2003 #4Linux Guru
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Lines beginning with # are comments, and thus they don't matter.
Try loading the module manually after boot and see if it works at all.
I didn't know that nVidia makes ethernet adapters.
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It's the onboard lan from my nforce 2 motherboard.
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