>>>>> "Binand" == Binand Raj S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Binand> 1. There is an IP address clash. Someone in your LAN is
Binand> using a static IP address, which the DHCP server is trying
Binand> to lease you. This had happened to me, and the hub I keep
Binand> goes mad showing collision. To check this, get your laptop
Binand> off the net, and try pinging your lease IP address from
Binand> elsewhere.
Nope Binand, nuthin of that sort. Checked that out. No IP clash, so the above one is
ruled out.
Binand> 2. The PCMCIA card is not completely supported. Check in
Binand> the PCMCIA HOWTO to see if it is. My Xircom Realport REM
Binand> 56G-100 dual card is not yet fully supported, and I am
Binand> waiting. Basically, I am not too sure how good the support
Binand> for 100 Mbps ethernet adapters is in Linux.
Well, the card I am using is listed in the PCMCIA HOWTO and in the SUPPORTED.CARDS
section of pcmcia package also.
So, I think even this can be ruled out.
Binand> But, frankly, I cannot make head or tail out of your error
Binand> messages. :-)
Good for you. :-)
Thanks
- Khader
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