Hagibis Fan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > If aafter hours of work and all attempts fails > (irq conflict that wont go away, and such) > it could be worth your while to D/L the 3com bios utility > for your card because some cards like to be configured by > jumpers or flash becausee they insist on particular IRQ and io > ports to be used. I had to do this once for 2 identical ISA > cards on the same PC (they both use the same IRQ > by factory default--i'm pretty sure it was 3com) so they > just refused to work together. At least you could use their > (dos) utility to read the settings on yur card (unless > you have a card with jumpers) and use those settings > as options to modules.conf. (Sorry i cant be more > specific than this but i cant remember details, > did this isa config 3 years ago on a 486...)
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