Paulette Chadru wrote:
Hello again,
I am trying to boot with an old ISA NIC, a RTL 8019AS, but the card is not
recognised (probing then sleep, etc.)
In the wiki and some other dedicated places, it is explained
1/ that PnP should be desactivated at the BIOS level, but the BIOS doesn't
offer this possibility
2/ that it should be set on a jumperless position, but I find no relevant
jumper on the motherboard, nor on the NIC itself.
Does any one has an experience with ISA cards and how to make them
recognized ?
Thanks in advance,
You have to pass NIC=driver-name in the kernel commandline for PXE or
something, otherwise it won't work.
I can't remember the exact place to put it, but I remember seeing it in
the wiki somewhere.
Sorry I'm not much help.
Steve
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