The Linux Driver Installation Instructions for
         U.S. Robotics Cardbus 10/100 Ethernet PC Card (Realtek RTL8139C-Based)
               		Version 1.00(12 May 2004)

CONTENTS
 1. Introduction
 2. PC Card Model
 3. Tested Kernel Versions
 4. File List
 5. Installation Procedures
 6. Operation Mode Settings
 7. Technical Support
 8. Copyright

Introduction
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    This driver is based on 8139too.c version 0.9.24 written by Donald Becker
    and modified by U.S. Robotics to add more supported vendors.

PC Card Model
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    U.S. Robotics Cardbus 10/100 Ethernet PC Card

Tested Kernel Versions
----------------------

    This device driver has been fully tested on the following kernel versions:
    	2.4.2
	2.4.7
	2.4.18
	2.4.19
        2.4.20-8

File List
---------
    The complete files list is as follow:

    readme.txt
    Makefile
    usr.c


Installation Procedures
------------------------

 1. Uncompress the attached file to an empty floppy disk.

 2. To login as the root.

 3. Copy the driver source files to a convenient directory, simply do

 4. Modify the Makefile

    Please modify the following line to specify the correct Kernel version.
    NEW_INCLUDE_PATH = /usr/src/linux-x/include/
    Comment: X->indicates the current kernel version

 5. To compile and generate the object code from the driver source code

    #make
    The final file is usr.o

 6. Copy the module "usr.o" to
    "/lib/modules/{kernel-version}/kernel/drivers/pcmcia"

    *The directory "{kernel-version}" stands for the Linux kernel
     version you use.


 7. Insert the driver as module:
    #insmod mii
    #insmod usr.o

 8. Edit config:
    ->Add 5 lines to the file "/etc/pcmcia/config"

    #
    # Device driver definitions
    #

    device "usr"                                    (==>Add 1/5)
    class "network" module "usr"                    (==>Add 2/5)

    :
    :

    #
    # 10/100BaseT Network Adapter
    #

    card "U.S. Robotics CardBus 10/100 Ethernet PC Card"  (==>Add 3/5)
    manfid 0x0000, 0x024c                                 (==>Add 4/5)
    bind "usr"                                            (==>Add 5/5)

    The values 0x0000, 0x024c are JEDEC ID and can be read by typing
    "cardctl ident" on console with one card on socket.


 9. To reboot the Linux system

    #shutdown -r now

 8. To login as the root.

 9. To Set up the IP configuration

    #netconfig

 10. To reboot the Linux system

    #shutdown -r now


Copyright
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   This document can be freely used and redistributed without any
   prior permission.