ibm etherjet

[hybridd]

does anyone know where i can get drivers for it

[debiandude]

If it does post script natively you don't need drivers. Head over to linuxprinting.org to see if its supported in linux. In most cases you'll need to install Aladdin Postscript. You can get that over at sourceforge.net. Also to set it up you might consider using printtool.

[hybridd]

its a nic not a printer

[theflash]

I've been looking for drivers for it for almost a year now. No luck from IBM or anywhere else that I can see. If you find something let LNO know.

[debiandude]

I saw jet at the end and immediatly though printer. Sorry :-)

[africanpekin]

Hey fellow grasshoppers and junior grasshoppers:

Try site posted by IBM on their support support site. Maybe it might help.

There is no official Linux driver from IBM for these adapters:
10/100 EtherJet PCI adapter family
Netfinity 10/100 Ethernet Adapter
Therefore, there is no official Linux-driver support from IBM for these products.

However, Linux drivers that are written to work with these 10/100 adapters are available on the Web from third-party providers. The recommended Web site is:

For the drivers for etherjet (http://cesdis1.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/drivers )

At this site, select Fast Ethernet. Then select the Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B or similar Intel adapter.

The support for these drivers is the responsibility of the original provider.


Originally posted by theflash:
<STRONG>I've been looking for drivers for it for almost a year now. No luck from IBM or anywhere else that I can see. If you find something let LNO know.</STRONG>

[ 14 April 2001: Message edited by: africanpekin ]