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by DK » Wed, 22 Jul 1998 04:00:00

I would like to know if anyone is using the above cards for a home lan
and are they compatible with RH5.1?
I have the same cards soft configured for io=280 and IRQ=5 and I've
removed those addresses from plug and play detection. I am unable to
detect the cards under NE2000 compatible devices during installation and
neither at bootup. Any helpful hints will be appreciated!

DK

by **Jason Bekola** » Wed, 22 Jul 1998 04:00:00

>I would like to know if anyone is using the above cards for a home lan
>and are they compatible with RH5.1?
>I have the same cards soft configured for io=280 and IRQ=5 and I've
>removed those addresses from plug and play detection. I am unable to
>detect the cards under NE2000 compatible devices during installation and
>neither at bootup. Any helpful hints will be appreciated!

I use an EtherPCI (which I believe is mostly the same except for the
obvious) in
Redhat 5.0. I only configured the IRQ. It detects the IO for me on
startup. Try
it out.

Jason Bekolay

by **Jim Thomso** » Thu, 23 Jul 1998 04:00:00

I'm using this card at home with a 2.0.33 kernel (slakware not RH, but that
shouldn't make a difference) - io=300 and irq=11. Am using the ne2000
driver that D. Becker wrote, and all is working fine. Does the card work ok
with another os (like windoze95)?

> I would like to know if anyone is using the above cards for a home lan
> and are they compatible with RH5.1?
> I have the same cards soft configured for io=280 and IRQ=5 and I've
> removed those addresses from plug and play detection. I am unable to
> detect the cards under NE2000 compatible devices during installation and
> neither at bootup. Any helpful hints will be appreciated!

> DK

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