AAArgh!!!

So today, the download site is finally working, and after getting the new drivers and even getting the updated kernel (2.4.18-24) for Red Hat 8.0, the network card still doesn’t work! All I get is a “device does not seem to be present” error whenever I try to start the network on eth0. The integrated ethernet works fine in Windows. So I guess I’m going to have to find another network card somewhere that’ll work in Linux for me, unless I’m completely missing something. 🙁

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