I had a similar problem with the same card. I finally had to do some card
swapping with other machines on my network and grap an isa version and use
that. i never could get the PCI card to work. I'm sort of hoping the next
version of the Linux Kernel fixes that (along with USB).
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Christopher Molnar
New Enland Business Services, LLC Aetna, Inc.
Hartford, CT USA Middletown, CT USA
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On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, serkoon wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> >Set the card as an NE2000 compatible..... I have a realtek chip card, but
> >manufacturers would be different for the actual cards I guess........make
> >sure its not in pnp mode by setting it with the software to be on a known
> >IRQ
>
>
> I changed the card to NE2k-pci with linuxconf (can't set the card itself, if
> that's what you meant), and found out that my BIOS assigns irq 10 to the
> first PCI slot (my networkcard). So I filled in the Irq (opt) setting in
> linuxconf, but after rebooting I got:
>
> insmod: /lib/modules/2.2.5-15/net/ne2k-pci.o: invalid parameter irq
>
> What's wrong?
>
> Regards,
> Pieter
>
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> >On 6/02/00 at 15:34 serkoon wrote:
>
>
> >I try to run RH6.0 with a realtek8139 network card, and of course
> >networksupport for this card.. But when I try to boot Linux (even after the
> >first install) many services [FAILED] to start, sometimes RH can't even set
> >my clock!
>
>
>
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