Bret,
You may have hit on something. I originally posted the wrong card
(sorry); this is a netgear EA 201C ISA NIC 10BaseT, that can be set to run
on 3,5,9,10,11,12 or 15 IRQ.
I'll try to find Donald Beckers site and see if I can run his diagnostic
program.
Thanks!
Glen
Today, at 09:58, Bret Hughes sent through the Star Gate:
>Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
>
>> It doesn't even show up:
>>
>> $ less /proc/interrupts
>> CPU0
>> 0: 705187 XT-PIC timer
>> 1: 230 XT-PIC keyboard
>> 2: 0 XT-PIC cascade
>> 8: 1 XT-PIC rtc
>> 12: 363 XT-PIC PS/2 Mouse
>> 13: 1 XT-PIC fpu
>> 14: 70078 XT-PIC ide0
>> NMI: 0
>
>Glenn-
>
>
>The ISA cards I have messed with in the past have required an entry to tell the
>driver where to find the card: here is what my firewall conf.modules looks
>like:
>
>alias eth0 ne
>alias eth1 ne
>options ne io=0X260,0X300 irq=11,10
>
>
>This is, obviously for two NICs. for one there would just be one entry for each
>without the commas.
>
>These are elcheapo linksys 10MB cards that had a dos based program to set the
>irq and io address settings. I seem to recal that donald beckers nic
>diagnostics will probe for (and hopefully find ) cards and report the current
>irq and addresses that you can then use in conf.modules.
>
>This may or may not apply to the cards you are using but I have found beckers
>site to be a wealth of information as well as the hardware compatability list at
>redhat and of course the old faithful Ethernet-howto.
>
>HTH
>
>Bret
>
>
>
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