Install NE2000 compatible NICs in Linux

Article Title: Install the NE2000 compatible Nic in Linux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Including desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, open source, and other basic categories. Currently, there are many NE2000 compatible NICs on the market, such as D-Link DE220p. If Linux cannot detect these NICs, you can install them manually. Take the D-Link DE220p Nic as an example. In Red hat Linux6.0 and Turbo Linux, you can install it like this: first, check the NIC's IO port number and irp number, and then start to enter Linux, in/etc/rc. d/rc. in the sysinit file, add the following statement (assume that the nic io is 0x240, and the irp is 0x5 ):

Modprobe ne. o io = 0x240 irq = 5

Then start Linux.

For Slackware Linux, You can edit the/etc/rc. d/rc. modules file, remove the comment symbol "#" before the NE2000 NIC driver, and set the nic I/O number, that is:

/Sbin/modprobe ne io = 0x240