Mike Russell said: > the bios defaults, trying the options like pio instead of mmio in the > kernel config. The NIC is a Realtek 8139 and the driver used is 8139too.
you try the normal 8139 driver? > All the hardware above worked fine for me 6 months ago but not now. Both > the modem and NIC work fine under Win2k. The motherboard is a Asus CUV4X > with a VIA Chipset. what kind of modem? internal? external? if internal what I/O and IRQ addresses are it using? what I/O and IRQs is the network card using? have you gone to the bios and told it to 'reset configuration data'? if the modem is ISA and/or external have you told the bios that those particular IRQs are ISA and not "plug n pray"? Have you tried moving the pci card to another slot? What kernel version? Have you tried a 2.2.x kernel? I have used 2 CUV4Xs under 2.2.19 with perfect results, though I only had an external modem, no realtek nic though it was either an intel or an eepro. what other hardware is in the system? I have used several realtek cards under 2.2.x, never tried them with 2.4.x though. perhaps the driver is buggy or something. have you tried building the kernel with the module statically linked? I run all my kernels static, no modules(unless something cannot be statically linked such as nvidia or vmware or something). my CUV4X with external USR courier worked flawlessly for the time I had it, well until I got good memory and forced the ram at 100mhz instead of 133. It had a peak uptime of 381 days w/o reboot. Rock solid. 2.2.19 kernel(3 hour power outage ended up killing it). output of /proc/interrupts and /proc/ioports and setserial for the port of the modem. perhaps a dmesg output too. I reccomend putting all this in 1 file and posting it on a web site or ftp site or something and not posting it to the list since it'd be rather large I think. nate nate -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
