So without doing this, will the modprobe step from Chris still work ?
Reason I'm asking is I'll have to pound on a few different addresses to find
the card, from the sounds of this I'll need to reboot after changing the
addresses every time. I have no problem doing this once I have the address
though.
Thanks,
Mike
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since both nics are ne2 this has nothing to do with the kernel version,
you just don't tell the kernel or module to use 2 nics instead of the
first it detects.
if you use the ne driver as a module edit /etc/modutiles/ne (or create it)
and at a line
options ne io=<io nic1>,<io nic2> irq=<irq nic1>,<irq nic2>
e.g.
options ne io=0x280,0x300 irq=9,10
if you kompiled ne support into the kernel you have to append it (in
/etc/lilo.conf) add
append="ether=<irq nic1>,<io nic1>,eth0 ether=<irq nic2>,<io nic2>, eth1"
yours martin
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