Hi everybody,
I wonder if anyone would be able to shed light onto the following problem:
I am trying to set up TCP/IP for Linux 0.99pl8 (SLS Rel. 1.01) on my box, a
Gateway 486/33C. My card is an (old?!) Western Digital 8003E, configured
to the following values:
int = 5
mem = D0000
mem start = D0000
mem end = D2000
At bootup, Linux detects my card correctly and prints the following message:
"Detected wd8003-old using IRQ 9 with shared memory d0000-d1fff"
"wd.c by Donald Becker [etc.]"
Hmmm, IRQ 9? Now how could that be? Anyways, I ignored the above and went
about editing the relevant files to set myself up on the network here:
/etc/hosts, /etc/domain, hostcvt.build, reboot.
After rebooting, 'hostname' correctly identified my box; also, I was able
to telnet in loopback-mode and actually send mail to myself. However,
telnet-ing to another system on the network proved futile (I paraphrase):
"Timeout detected, jiffy failure, potential interrupt conflict IRQ 9"
What might I be doing wrong ? If the above information proves insufficient,
let me know what is needed to better pin-point the problem, and I'll go
about finding it...
Any help is much appreciated.
Dan.
Linux: Way cool!
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