Op vr, 19-01-2007 te 23:24 -0500, schreef Leonid Grinberg:
> Hello all,
>
> I am very happy to say that after many hours of IRC chat and many
> emails, I have finally fixed the problem I was having. The program
> 3c5x9cfg.exe did it, and after reconfiguring the card, all worked. The
> server (whic
Hello all,
I am very happy to say that after many hours of IRC chat and many
emails, I have finally fixed the problem I was having. The program
3c5x9cfg.exe did it, and after reconfiguring the card, all worked. The
server (which I have named newman (after the Seinfeld character, since
the compute
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Matt Zagrabelny wrote:
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>> When installing, debian-installer cannot recognize my card, and gives
>> me a list of modules. In it is ``3c509'', but without a letter.
Relatively few 3C509 ("Primat" chip) s were
Wouldnt it be easier all round if you replace the network card with
one known to work with etch ? its a MMX 200 so there's bound to be
some pci slots in that motherboard.
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Well, another person was nice enough to send me 3c5x9cfg.exe off-list,
but I'd love the source code for the set up program as well.
At this point, the more resources I have for the damn thing, the better!
So, yes, 3c5x9setup.c would be much appreciated.
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Leonid Grinberg wrote:
Does anyone have that utility. I could not find it. All I found out
was that it is called 3c5x9cfg.exe.
Hmm... I thought I had that, but it looks like all I have is
3c5x9setup. Not sure if it will do what you want or not. I have it in
source form (3c5x9setup.c) so yo
Does anyone have that utility. I could not find it. All I found out
was that it is called 3c5x9cfg.exe.
I found out that the card has an IRQ of 5 (as printed at startup).
However, it says nothing about IO. The IRQ is shared by no other (PCI,
there are no other ISA devices) device.
However, I rea
Leonid Grinberg wrote:
if you believe in voodoo, move the nic to a different pci slot.
Oh, right, that's the other thing I forgot to mention.
I do not think that this is a PCI card. I remember someone telling me
on a Debian IRC channel that it is AT, and, also, lspci is not
reporting it.
Th
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On 01/15/07 12:58, Leonid Grinberg wrote:
>> if you believe in voodoo, move the nic to a different pci slot.
>
> Oh, right, that's the other thing I forgot to mention.
>
> I do not think that this is a PCI card. I remember someone telling me
> on a D
On Monday 15 January 2007 13:30, Leonid Grinberg wrote:
> Hello,
>
>...
> It also has a 3Com Etherlink III card rev. B, which means that it is
> supposed to use the 3c509B module...
>
You may need to use the 3com setup utility to tell the ROM on the card which
resources (irq, io, etc.) to use. It
if you believe in voodoo, move the nic to a different pci slot.
Oh, right, that's the other thing I forgot to mention.
I do not think that this is a PCI card. I remember someone telling me
on a Debian IRC channel that it is AT, and, also, lspci is not
reporting it.
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> When installing, debian-installer cannot recognize my card, and gives
> me a list of modules. In it is ``3c509'', but without a letter.
> However, it does say ``3Com Etherlink III'', so I select it.
>
> DHCP fails, despite the fact that my router has DHCP enabled, and many
> other computers in m
Hello,
I recently acquired a fairly old computer. It has a 20GB hard disk,
256MB of RAM and a Pentium MMX 200MhZ processor.
It also has a 3Com Etherlink III card rev. B, which means that it is
supposed to use the 3c509B module.
I tried installing Debian etch from a netinstall CD, but I failed,
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