Dual Boot - Ethernet Connection fine in OS 9.2, Gone in OS X 10.2.x

I just bought a G4 (Digital Audio Model), and have had the strangest luck. When I originally got the machine, Internet worked fine (via PCI Card by LanTek) in both 10.2 and in 9.2 boots. After upgrading to 10.2.8, Ethernet card was suddenly greyed out in Network Preferences, no Internet, but everything was still ok in the 9.2 boot. After researching, I found out that there were some problems with 10.2.8, so I rolled back to 10.2 (even after erasing the OSX partition and startig from scratch). Still no Ethernet! Neither the PCI Card nor the Built-in Ethernet works... Even more frustrating because it worked at one time, AND it still works in the 9.2 OS. Any suggestions? Anyone?!

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