>
>If you haven't already tried it;
>- Boot up on a DOS diskette
>- Run the 3c5x9cfg.exe util and
>- Set the IRQ and I/O values to something that doesn't interfere with the
>resources used by the 2940.
It strikes me as a little strange that the NIC would have a conflict with
the SCSI card. The Adaptec 2940 doesn't use hard resource settings, it
takes an IRQ that isn't in use.
Still.. if you continue to have problems, I suppose I could pop my 3C509B
back in, and see if it gets along with my (now lamented) 2940U.
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