tulip_cb.o lost - Networking
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in my efforts to get my EtherJet card working on my old Thinkpad on
RedHat 7.2, I have mistakenly erased "tulip_cb.o". How can I recuperate
that file ? HOw can i generate another one ?
Thanks in ...
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tulip_cb.o lost
Hi there !
in my efforts to get my EtherJet card working on my old Thinkpad on
RedHat 7.2, I have mistakenly erased "tulip_cb.o". How can I recuperate
that file ? HOw can i generate another one ?
Thanks in advance for any help
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Re: tulip_cb.o lost
On Sat, 04 Oct 2008, in the Usenet newsgroup comp.os.linux.networking
in article and in the Usenet
newsgroup comp.os.linux.setup in article
, Bernard wrote:
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>in my efforts to get my EtherJet card working on my old Thinkpad on
>RedHat 7.2, I have mistakenly erased "tulip_cb.o". How can I recuperate
>that file ? HOw can i generate another one ?
That file MAY have been part of the kernel, or pcmcia support package:
9609647 Sep 7 16:29 kernel-2.4.7-10.i386.rpm
287679 Sep 7 16:30 kernel-pcmcia-cs-3.1.27-10.i386.rpm
that's the 7 year old "out-of-box" packages
kernel-2.4.20-30.7.legacy.i386.rpm 21-Feb-2004 03:07 12M
but I don't see a kernel-pcmcia-cs package on the errata list. Ahh,
run the command ' rpm -qf /path/to/tulip_cb.o ' and that will tell
you which package the missing file came from. If you have that package
and 'midnight commander'
903764 Sep 7 16:49 gmc-4.5.51-36.i386.rpm
1507098 Sep 7 16:49 mc-4.5.51-36.i386.rpm
gmc 4.5.51 The GNOME version of the Midnight Commander file manager.
mc 4.5.51 A user-friendly file manager and visual shell.
you can use that utility to extract the file from the appropriate rpm.
Good Luck!
Old guy