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In this issue, the editor will bring you about how to install the network card driver under the CentOS system. The article is rich in content and analyzes and describes for you from a professional point of view. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

For many friends who use the network card, after reinstalling the CentOS system, they may not know how to install the network card driver under the CentOS system. Today's software installation is very simple. Windows needless to say, Linux is equally simple. Plan to install a dual boot system, a WindowsXP, a CentOS system 4.4.

Borrow a USB CD-ROM drive, start to install XP, first format a C partition, use it as a different partition for WindowsXP, and successfully complete the XP installation.

Then the CentOS system was installed. I wanted to install it with the NFS image network, but the network could not be accessed, so I had to give up and install it on CD instead. First use "automatic partition" installation, the result failed, changed to "manual partition", / boot boot area to set aside 100MB space, 2GB Memory to leave 3GB's Swap partition, and then the back root partition "/" set aside half of the remaining space, OK, the rest and Windows installation is not much different, the same fool.

After the installation of the CentOS system, it was found that the CentOS system could not find the network equipment. Back under XP, the network cards are all "?" in the hardware management. No. After installing XP, I couldn't find the network card, or I encountered it for * times. I used to install compatible computers. I don't know if the Lenovo has some different personalities this time. I had to borrow the drive from IT. Automatic installation, everything is done. Set up TCP/IP, visit the website to try, OK, through. Turn back to "equipment management", find the network card, and copy down the equipment model:

Broadcom NetLink Gigabit Ethernet Version:9.52.00, driver name: b57xp32.sys.

Restart the machine, enter CentOS X-Windows, you can find the optical drive directly without Mount, then go back to the console, find the optical drive in the / media directory: / media/cdrecorder/, then find the Linux driver location: / media/cdrecorder/LX_Net/Broadcom/57XX/Linux/, cut the current directory to this directory, and follow the README operation:

1. Rpm-ivh tg3-3.58b-1.src.rpm

2. Cd / usr/src/redhat/SPECS

3. Rpmbuild-bb tg3.spec

4. Cd / usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386

5. Rpm-ivh tg3-3.58b-1.i386.rpm

6. Uname-an obtains Kernel version number: 2.6.9-42.ELsmp

7. Cd / lib/modules/2.6.9-42.ELsmp/kernel/drivers/net

8. Insmod tg3.ko

Restart the machine, set the IP acquisition method to dynamic, try Internet access, OK, and get it done. This completes the installation of the network card driver under the CentOS system. You can use the network card smoothly.

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