Hey everyone, I need your help. I have SUSE 9.1 Server Edition installed on a secondary server I am using, but I can't get my inbuilt nForce LAN Network Plug installed.

I open yAsT and then go to Network Cards and click the Network card, and then it doesn't have mine listed in the configure, (select network card) so I cannot install my network card. I have gone to the nVidia website (http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_nforce_1.0-0261) and downloaded the RPM and RUN files and I install the rpm, and then go back to find it in the list, and its not listed still, tried restarting the server and still it's not there. I then try using the .RUN of it, through the console getting into ROOT and then typing sh (filename).run and it brings up the installer in a console type form and then I run through it and get weird errors, about my kernel-sorurce and its not running or installed and then it says about it failing to install the files because of the kernel-source then it terminates the program. And still, my network card isn't in the list. So I am stuck for what to do, to get this damn thing on the Internet. I am told this might be of use for the kernel source: 2.4.21-183-athlon, I got that from typing: uname -r I believe. I need this fairly badly, and it's really annoying, any idea's please, I would be very grateful.
Thank you,
JMann

Edit: This is the message I get:

The nforce ethernet module is called forcedeth. Try modprobing it.

Ok, I will look for that module in the list, I have only checked for nvnet, but forcedeth, hopefully. Could you explain Modprobing please, forgot to mention, Linux newbie.

ForceDeth did not work, and nor did installing my kernel-source, because of it not having a c-compilerer.
JMann