<redundant>
make sure you have run the config util that brian fritz pointed out, it is a
life saver...
<redundant>

also, check the bios for setting the pci/pnp option, I would leave it on,
but on some newer bios' there is an option to reset the status of all the
pci cards, try configuring the 3com first, add the intel, and then do the
reset. That might help the intel card get a new irq.

Last thing to check is the module load order. Remember that the first module
loaded is going to be eth0.  I would set that to the 3com, and pass the irq
arguments to the module command line, that way when the intel is loaded it
will recognize that the resources are already taken and it 'should' take a
new irq.

This is good for two reasons, one as mentioned above, and two because it
allows everyone on the local net to be routed through a pci bus, with lower
latency, and alternatively, the isa bus should be able to keep up with even
a cable modem w/o any lagging. 3com 509 is a 10mbit (cable),  while  the
intel pro/100 is 100mbit (LAN) ... just some other thoughts

Joey Officer
Martin Apparatus, Inc.

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kyle A. Holder
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 8:39 PM
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Subject: [leaf-user] Dachstein NIC Card Conflicts

Hi.

Here's my setup.

P166/32 RAM
Dachstein (Kernel 2.2.19-3-LEAF)
Eth0:  Intel PRO/100+ Management (PCI)
Eth1:  3COM 3C509B-TPO (ISA)

Loaded modules on startup:

pci-scan.o
8390.o
eepro100.o

3c509.o

All modules load correctly, and self-test correctly.  However, the network
cards conflict with each other.  This is apparent because when I take either
card out of the motherboard and boot and connect it to the cable modem, the
card picks up the lease, ip numbers, etc.  I am able to ping outside the
box.  However, when both cards are in place, nothing works.  I cannot either
get a lease from the cable modem, or cannot connect to my LAN via the other
card.  There is no connect/active light on my hub when connected there.  Is
there anything I am doing wrong?  Everything is configured according to both
documentation and everything I could find in these lists, however, there
still must be a missing link.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  I'm new to
this, and I don't have Linux sitting around where I can compile drivers...

Thanks for your help in advance!

Kyle Holder




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