Paul wrote:
>
> On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, iagoba wrote:
>
> >My Ethernet Card is ISA, 16 bits and PnP, Linux Detect it, but in a
> >different I/O address and different IRQ, when I put the correct I/O
> >address (240h), and IRQ (11), when I re-initiate my computer, it says
> >"Bringing eth0 ................... [OK]"
> >but here it finish to initiate Linux, don't loading it and don't making
> >Anything, what could be the problem? when I change that I/O or IRQ, it
> >says "Bringing eth0 ................. [FAILED]" but initiates Linux,
> >(without working the eth0 of course).
>
> You can try to switch of PnP in the BIOS and see if things behave properly
> then. This is why I hate PnP. You never know what happens in there...
>
> Paul
I tried it before, but it don't works, then Linux don't detect my
Ethernet, perhaps if I Disable the PnP Mode in the Ethernet Card????
One other thing, exist other command to configure the Ethernet Card
than the Lorthad? (I think that this is the name)
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