Instructions to copy the Linux driver from the EtherCD to your Linux hard drive
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1.  Mount the cd-rom drive. 

# mount  /dev/<cdrom_device>  /mnt/<mount_point> -t iso9660
Note:  In some Linux distributions the cdrom may be automatically mounted.

If you have IDE/ATAPI interface, <cdrom_device> may be /dev/hdc (Master on Secondary IDE channel). 
If you have SCSI interface, <cdrom_device> may be /dev/scd0.
<mount_point> is generally /mnt/cdrom but it may be changed. 

Here is an example of mounting CD on ATAPI cdrom.

# mount /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom -t iso9660

Here is an example of mounting CD on SCSI cdrom.

# mount /dev/scd0 /mnt/cdrom -t iso9660

# ls /mnt/cdrom/Linux
(this should display the contents of the Linux directory on cdrom)

2. Copy the contents of linux directory to a directory on your hard drive. For example /home/3com
# mkdir  /home/3com
# cp  /mnt/cdrom/Linux/*.*  /home/3com

3.  Uncompress and untar the Linux driver
# cd  /home/3com
# ls
(this should display the Linux driver, 3c90x-102.tar.gz, as
well as this Readme file)
# tar -xvzf 3c90x-102.tar.gz
# ls
(this will display the 3c90x-102 directory which contains all of the linux files)

4.  For further installation instructions, refer to the README files in 3c90x-102 directory.