Encore Enl832-tx-icnt Ethernet - Driver installation problem

[tHub]

Hi, I'm kinda new to linux and this is giving me a hard time
Running breezy and it didnt detect the card.
I'm getting this error http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/8301/sc...eenshot17fc.png
driver: http://www.encore-usa.com/Drivers/ENL832-T...CNT_Drivers.zip
sundance(one of the driver files thats giving me the error): http://www.eazyshare.com/user_uploads/sund...ance_main.c.TXT
had to rename it to .TXT so i could upload

[tHub]

Problem solved by a Fedora user.

[LedStyle]

HOw?

Im having the same problem!

[tHub]

nvm.

[LedStyle]

Thanks!!!

Here the driver: www.tuxresources.org/files/sundance.tar.gz

[nothingworks]

I have the same NIC and I cannot even run make (not installed I guess)

I tried
1) sudo apt-get install build-essential
Returned: package build-essential is not available
2) sudo apt-get install make
Returned: package make is not available

why isnt make included by default ?
can someone attach the .o file so that I can use that directly?

[abshnasko]

I have the same card and a similar problem.... can someone help?

[filloy]

Ok, here the solution that worked for me.

The source is here: http://www.ubuntu-es.org/index.php?q=node/15332
But its in spanish, so ill do my best...

1) Install kernel-source, kernel-headers, make and gcc (so you can compile)

2) Download the drivers from the web page (www.encore-usa.com i think)

3) Edit sundance_main.c:

Line 1400:
Change this:

pci_dma_sync_single

To This"

pci_dma_sync_single_for_cpu

4) Comment line 1653 (just add // at the begening of the line)

5) Just follow the instructions in the included readme, and then your good to go


My problem comes when i reboot. The network is down, and i cant find a way to get it working again, the card is installed and...im just hating this network card.

If i find out how to make the network card work for ever, ill post it here...

Good luck !


// EDIT //

Ok, back to crappy network issues; i have a partial solution
Everytime I log in, i have to remove the module from the kernel and the load it again, so it would be something like this

sudo rmmod sundance

and then i add it again (please, cd to the directory in which the files are located)

sudo insmod ./sundance.ko

When i have a script that does this automatically, ill tell you, or if i have another solution...

NOTE: a little bird told me that i could just compile the kernel again, and it would include the module...ill try that and ill tell you whats up...