Intel 82563eb Driver Download
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Hi all I am looking for an updated driver for for our server ACER Altos G540 which has Onboard Intel 82563EB Gigabit Ethernet. This page contains the driver installation download for Controlador Ethernet in. Controlador Ethernet Driver for INTEL_.
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Currently I have an old 3COM 3c905B in the system setup as eth0. This works fine. It's there because the other devices don't work. Here is the relevant output of lspci -v. Anyone have a good guide for updating the driver in Slack 14.1 or should i repost in the Slackware forum.
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I guess you could compile and install just the driver, but it's probably easier to simply upgrade the kernel. Since you're running Slackware, you can compile any version you like using the unaltered source code from kernel.org. I always do that whenever I install Slackware, and I've never run into any problems. You could probably also install a precompiled kernel package from Slackware64-current, but I haven't actually tried that. If you need further (Slackware-specific) instructions, just ask in the Slackware forum. Slackware is simple. (Mostly) Debian's apt tools is great, until it goes wrong.
Debian/apt generally works very well, however sometimes if you install something from source outside of the apt system, config file all get screwed. Admittedly if you fully understand Debian I'm sure its an easy fix. I just find more and more you go to a config file and it says DO NOT EDIT, and you end up having to slide things into Debian in the Debian way. Don't get me wrong Debian is great. If you take this methodology to its logical extreme you end up with something like Damn Small Linux. Here you have DSL scripts on top Knoppix scripts on top of Debian scripts. Things start to get wacky.
DSL is great at what it does, just difficult to know where to change something. Sometimes I just want it to work NOW, rather than having to go thru some complicated process.
Also the fact that Slackware doesn't keep changing (updating) I find much easier to deal with. Take the other extreme, Firefox, constant updating to the point of absurdity.
Its currently at version [by the time you read this it will have changed]. With the auto-update it allows you to get bug fixes relatively quickly, but also EVERY buggy version quickly. Largan chameleon xp driver download. It would be unfair to say Debian is like this but still, I find by the time i start to understand a version its time to upgrade. Every point i have made here i admit has a workaround/solution/requires more knowledge.