Sounds like you don't have gcc installed. If you have RPMs for gcc install 
them, compile the driver using the commands at the end of the file. Then, 
since this is probably a firewall machine (correct me if I'm wrong) I 
would remove the gcc packages that you installed for security reasons. You 
don't want someone breaking into your machine and being able to compile 
cracking tools to attack other machines on the net.

On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, cliff rogers wrote:

> OK Patrick I did like you said and entered tail rtl8139.c. It gave me some
> compile commands and I tried them but all I get is "bash: gcc: command not
> found". Am I supposed to be in a certain directory to access the gcc
> command? How do I find what directory a file is in without going through
> every directory? Just a note here FYI I am using Clarkconnect which is based
> on the 7.2 version of Redhat, just in case it makes a difference.Thanks
> again,  Cliff
> 
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