> Well, basically you should check that NIC's start properly. I have quirky
> SMC card myself that has to be tricked to start in GNATbox. System found it
> OK, but it gave me messages that the card is unreachable when GNATbox was
> starting the network. Check the hardware report for any anomalies.
I went back to the log screen after a 'ping' and it reports that ed1 has a
device timeout. :-{(
Any ideas? It's an old 16-bit ISA card; should I just whip out the Amex and
buy a new network card? Or is there a software tweak I can try?
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