Compiled Driver for Nvidia Nforce

Hello,
Does anyone know where we can find a compiled Linux driver for the Nvidia
Nforce ethernet controller. We are trying to image new computers. We
have downloaded the drivers from the Nvidia website, but are unable to
extract/install the files from the file. Is it possible to compile the
driver/file from a computer running Windows?
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Pat

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# Contributor : Lone_Wolf [email protected]
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Hello,
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NVIDIA
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