The NE2000 driver usually needs to be told the io base address of the card.
That is, you add the module with a line (in /etc/modules) like
ne io=0x300
replacing the 0x300 with the right base address, in hex (that's what the 0x
part signifies) for your card. You can also specify the irq (as irq=0xA or
irq=10, except use the right number for your card) but that is not normally
required.
This assumes you mean an isa card. There's a different module for pci cards,
and there you may have PnP problems as well.
At 02:00 PM 12/21/99 -0700, Chris Harris wrote:
>I have an NE2000 compatible network card, Redhat 5.2 would not recognize
>it during installation. I've tried setting the jumpers to an IRQ that is
>not being used. Any ideas? How-To's? man pages? I don't even know
>where to start config'ing.
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