Thanks!MAT ha scritto: In the menuconfig, go to Device Drivers -> Graphics Support, enable ``Support for framebuffer devices'', then enable ``VESA VGS graphis support'' and select the resolution in ``VESA default mode''. Go to ``Console display driver support'', enable ``Framebuffer console support'' and compiled-in fonts (I also selected VGA 8x16 font. Then go back one level and enter ``Logo configuration'', enable ``Bootup logo'' and ``Standard 224-color Linux logo''.
You should now be able to see Tux while starting up the system and with a nicer resolution as well
First of all I finally have 2.6.14.2 and eth0
The problem was... There are know problems with 3Com 3c940 cards... I was simply using wrong drivers. I was enabling all "3Com" in make menuconfig, but thanks to Google I understood that I have to enable something so, so, so different.
So far, so good. Now it works great!
About the font and the logo during the boot. Well, no sucess
I did what you told me to do, except one thing:
After enabling the "VESA VGA graphics support", I have not an option for "VESA default mode''... I don't know why but I have not... I did all the other things that you told me. I have to tell you that I enabled them as build-in with (*), not as modules with (M)...
Maybe that's the problem, but the boot is still like a Debian one

