I can confirm that version 6.39 of the nVidia nForce4 chipset (for
AMD64) drivers causes this problem and that installing version 6.66
fixes the problem with the Gigabyte GA-K8N Ultra-9 motherboard. That
leads me to believe it is a bug in the version 6.39 XP driver and not a
hardware flaw.
Josh FIsher
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hi,
Phil Stracchino wrote:
Chris Lee wrote:
I have a win32 machine whose motherboard (nforce2) has onboard 10/100
ethernet. I'll try to test this in the near future, but currently
I'm using
a 3com card in that machine.
The key factor is, is it an *nVidia* onboard 10/100?
An other key factor might be the nVidia driver version you used - the
other user, who's name I forgot, resolved the problems by installing a
more current nVidia driver.
Not that I still think that such a behaviour disqualifies nvidia as a
system platform...
Arno
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