Gregory Orange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a Epox EP-9NDA3+ motherboard in a new machine, whose onboard
> network card is referred to in Windows (preloaded) as "NVIDIA nForce
> Networking Controller". I'm not sure if this is helpful, but again
> in Windows the 'Driver File Details' lists NVENETFD.sys and
> fdco1.dll
For some reason, the nForce3 on-board Ethernet considers itself a
"bridge" (PCI class 0x0680) instead of an Ethernet controller (PCI
class 0x0200).
I have fixed this for our next release, but in the meantime, try
running:
modprobe forcedeth
/etc/master
...after the failure.
(Also, you may have to boot with "acpi=off". See the FAQ for
details.)
- Pat
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