Howdy MISTY:
Perhaps your CMOS setup has LEGACY/ISA_PNP options?
If yes, maybe setting IRQ 9 to 'LEGACY' would help.
HTH, Chuck
MISTY D LINVILLE wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've used RedHat Linux for about two years now. I recently went from
> a dialup connection to the internet, to a LAN connection. I'm using
> an Intellinet NE2000-compliant ethernet card jumpered to io=0x300 and
> irq=9. I'm running a dual-boot system with windows 95. This setup
> works just fine, for both windows and linux, until I add a plug and
> play sound card into the picture. The sound card seems to ignore the
> jumpered settings on the ethernet card and move it to irq 10 and io
> 0x280. The ethernet card still works in windows, though, and I just
> go in and re-configure the irq's manually. But Linux can't even see
> the ethernet card at all, when the sound card is installed. Does
> anybody else have experience with this? There is the possibility of
> pulling the sound card out, but I don't really want to do this. Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks!
>
> ~Misty
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