1> What kind of network card are you dealing with?
2> Put the module name (3c509) in /etc/modules
(In debian, if you want a module to load at boot time, this is
what you do. If it's not the same in RedHat, somebody speak up. I keep my 
nic and sound drivers in there, and a few others the I should just
compile in since I never remove them from my kernel. =)
3> Make sure the module is installed (modprobe 3c509)
4> Configure network.
5> Verift that network is working.
6> Reboot, and make sure network is working. 
7> In not working, ask for more help. If working, you're done.

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