About the 2 macs and 1 linux on a LAN

[E Frank Ball]

} Thanks, Colin,
} 
} Should I try to install it again?  Will it go on top of the one that is already there?
} I can see a "tulip"  when I enter "lsmod"
} 
} John

You can only load the module once.  If it shows under lsmod it's there,
don't try to load it again.  You can use "modprobe -r tulip" to remove
it and "modprobe tulip" to put it back again.  In general modprobe is
friendlier than insmod and I recommend using modprobe.

   E Frank Ball                frankb at efball.com