iso de netinstall, mayúscula fue la sorpresa cuando el
instalador no reconoció la tarjeta isa que este pc tenia, la tarjeta es una
intel etherexpress pro/10, que esta bien conectada y que por DOS (utilizando
el software de intel) puedo ver su IRQ (2/9) y IO (210 21Fh)
he tratado de cargar los
iso de netinstall, mayúscula fue la sorpresa cuando el
instalador no reconoció la tarjeta isa que este pc tenia, la tarjeta es una
intel etherexpress pro/10, que esta bien conectada y que por DOS (utilizando
el software de intel) puedo ver su IRQ (2/9) y IO (210 21Fh)
he tratado de cargar los
cuando el
instalador no reconoció la tarjeta isa que este pc tenia, la tarjeta es una
intel etherexpress pro/10, que esta bien conectada y que por DOS (utilizando
el software de intel) puedo ver su IRQ (2/9) y IO (210 21Fh)
he tratado de cargar los módulos manualmente (eexpress o ne) pero nada me da
Bonjour.
Je viens d'installer une sarge avec un cd netinst et ma carte rseau
n'as pas t reconnue. Le problme est que cette carte est dans la liste
propose par l'installateur debian, il s'agit d'une carte Intel
EtherExpress Pro/10 Adapter. Je ne comprends donc pas pourquoi
l'installateur ne peut
Salut,
Julien a crit :
Je viens d'installer une sarge avec un cd netinst et ma carte rseau
n'as pas t reconnue. Le problme est que cette carte est dans la liste
propose par l'installateur debian, il s'agit d'une carte Intel
EtherExpress Pro/10 Adapter. Je ne comprends donc pas pourquoi
EtherExpress Pro/10 Adapter. Je ne comprends donc pas pourquoi
l'installateur ne peut pas charger le pilote.
Quel est le message d'erreur ? Il pourrait donner des indications sur le
problme.
Il devrait tre visible la fin de la sortie de la commande dmesg dans
la console texte (Alt+F2, Alt+F1
Poste mal Deine /etc/network/interfaces
dort fehlt bestimmt ein 'auto eth0'
Grüsse
Andy
Am Di, den 22.06.2004 schrieb Bernhard Kleine um 22:15:
On Die, 2004-06-22 at 16:02, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
On Mon, 2004-06-21 at 15:53, Eduard Bloch wrote:
Moin Bernhard!
Bernhard Kleine schrieb
Hi,
also ich kann da keine Probleme finden. Wie sieht Deine
/etc/network/interfaces aus?
Was sagt ifconfig
Bzw. versuch mal ein 'ifup eth0'
Grüsse
Andy
Am Di, den 22.06.2004 schrieb Bernhard Kleine um 16:02:
On Mon, 2004-06-21 at 15:53, Eduard Bloch wrote:
Moin Bernhard!
Bernhard Kleine
Bernhard Kleine wrote:
lspci hat kernel 2.6.6 die Karte auch auf der Liste
Ich habe jetzt einmal die syslog von kernel 2.4.20 und 2.6.6 angehängt,
auch die Ausgabe von lspci unter 2.6.6. Bin auch gerne bereit, die
Ausgabe zu kürzen.
Habe identische Hardware. Wenn Du es Dir leicht machen willst
On Die, 2004-06-22 at 16:02, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
On Mon, 2004-06-21 at 15:53, Eduard Bloch wrote:
Moin Bernhard!
Bernhard Kleine schrieb am Montag, den 21. Juni 2004:
bei der linux CD vom letzten Linuxtag 2.4.20 ist extra ein Treiber für
die PCMCIA-Version der genannten Netzkarte
Bernhard Kleine wrote:
habe jetzt mit ifup eth0 das Netz erreicht. Muss ich dass jetzt jedesmal
eingeben?
Nicht wenn Du die Treiber fest einkompilierst. Alternativ soll es auch
gehen wenn Du hotplug installierst, aber da fehlt mit die Erfahrung.
Der Grund dafür ist dass alle Module erst geladen
Hallo,
bei der linux CD vom letzten Linuxtag 2.4.20 ist extra ein Treiber für
die PCMCIA-Version der genannten Netzkarte vorhanden. Diesen suche ich
für 2.6.6 vergeblich und obwohl EEPro100 als Treiber geladen ist, die
Karte erkannt wird, wird kein Netz erreicht.
Wer kann da helfen?
Merci
Moin Bernhard!
Bernhard Kleine schrieb am Montag, den 21. Juni 2004:
bei der linux CD vom letzten Linuxtag 2.4.20 ist extra ein Treiber für
die PCMCIA-Version der genannten Netzkarte vorhanden. Diesen suche ich
Ich glaube nicht, dass du eine PCMCIA-Version dieser Karte hast, eher
Card-Bus.
Bernhard Kleine wrote:
bei der linux CD vom letzten Linuxtag 2.4.20 ist extra ein Treiber für
die PCMCIA-Version der genannten Netzkarte vorhanden. Diesen suche ich
für 2.6.6 vergeblich
Den findest Du bei den 10/100 PCI-Treibern.
und obwohl EEPro100 als Treiber geladen ist,
die Karte erkannt
I have an EtherExpress Pro 100 PCI card installed in my machine, and typing
lspci will detect it properly. However, when I try to insmod/modprobe the
eepro100.o module, I get an error saying the device or resource is busy, and
this can be caused by invalid IRQ or I/O Settings. Is there some way
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 07:36:39AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I have an EtherExpress Pro 100 PCI card installed in my machine, and typing
| lspci will detect it properly. However, when I try to insmod/modprobe the
| eepro100.o module, I get an error saying the device or resource is busy,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is reported to have said:
I have an EtherExpress Pro 100 PCI card installed in my machine, and typing
lspci will detect it properly. However, when I try to insmod/modprobe the
eepro100.o module, I get an error saying the device or resource is busy, and
on Fri, Jan 12, 2001 at 07:48:46PM -0600, hanasaki ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Support was added to the kernel when Potato was installed. The system
does not seem to see the card. Any input would be appreciated.
Post commands *and* output:
$ cat /proc/version
$ cat /proc/modules
$
hanasaki == hanasaki [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hanasaki Support was added to the kernel when Potato was
hanasaki installed. The system does not seem to see the card.
hanasaki Any input would be appreciated.
Make sure you are using the latest kernel (2.2.18 or 2.4.0, I use
2.2.18).
In hanasaki's email, 12-01-2001:
Support was added to the kernel when Potato was installed. The system
does not seem to see the card. Any input would be appreciated.
Thank you
Is this a eepro100 card, or one of the Intel integrated ethernet
controllers (on the motherboard). I have a
Support was added to the kernel when Potato was installed. The system
does not seem to see the card. Any input would be appreciated.
Thank you
On Sun, Jun 25, 2000 at 02:18:57PM -0700, Javier Framit San Miguel wrote:
I have problems installing the INTEL ETHEREXPRESS PRO/100 SERVER ADAPTER
based in i960 PROCESSOR.
eepro100 ?
--
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at http://www.ruptured-duck.com
Esmond, R.I., USA
Recently I've posted a variety of pathetic questions about bizarre
problems I'd had setting up a gateway box using a couple of EEPro/10+
NICs. From http://titan.cs.uni-bonn.de/~canavan/eepro/ I'd read that
isapnptools should correctly configure these NICs in PnP mode. Using
this approach, the NICs
Okay... I got a really annoying problem here. I have two Intel EtherExpress
Pro/10+ ISA LAN Adapters. I basically wanted to have both activated and
running in Linux. But I need to set it up so that I can use both at the same
time. Right now... it seems that it only activates one, not two
I would appreciate it if someone that is on the kernel list could
forward this. please send all replies to my address as well as the list.
I cannot get any kernel to utilize my Intel EtherExpress Pro card. it is
a PCI 10/100 card, and i am using the 2.2.x kernels in Debian GNU/Linux
2.1. When
Subject: Problem with PCI Intel EtherExpress Pro (i82865)
Date: Thu, May 20, 1999 at 08:35:40AM -0400
In reply to:eric a. Farris
Quoting eric a. Farris([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I would appreciate it if someone that is on the kernel list could
forward this. please send all replies
Hi,
does any one know how to install a module for
Intel EtherExpressPro/10? I have compiled my kernel so that
eexpress.o module is to be made, and have tried to install
the module as follows,
#insmod eexpress.o io=0x220 irq=5
But, an error
You may want to try turning off the PNP bios setting for that PCI slot. I
did that
with the the Intel PR440FX and was able to load the module.
Also look at http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/drivers/eepro100.html
Gary
Thanks for that, Gary. The above link eventually led me to the right
with an Intel N440BX Server
board. This board comes with a Intel EtherExpress Pro (82558) ethernet
adapter.
Inserting the eepro100 module seems to work OK, but trying to assign an
IP address to it with ifconfig just gives the following error:
SIOCSIFFLAGS: Resource temporarily unavailable
Anyone
Just installed Debian Hamm on a machine with an Intel N440BX Server
board. This board comes with a Intel EtherExpress Pro (82558) ethernet
adapter.
Inserting the eepro100 module seems to work OK, but trying to assign an
IP address to it with ifconfig just gives the following error
Howdy,
can anybody tell me how to get the Intel Etherexpress Pro (82557 chipset)
running. I tried the Intel Etherexpress Pro driver (which resorts under ISA?)
but that doesn't seem to work. I'm using an Intel Redwood motherboard
with on-board 10/100TX ethernet controller.
Any help would
Howdy,
can anybody tell me how to get the Intel Etherexpress Pro (82557 chipset)
running. I tried the Intel Etherexpress Pro driver (which resorts under
ISA?)
but that doesn't seem to work. I'm using an Intel Redwood motherboard
with on-board 10/100TX ethernet controller.
Use
On Sat, Apr 18, 1998 at 01:33:11PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I can get some Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+ ISA and/or PCI cards for free, and
I'm asking myself, if these cards are making any problems with Linux. I
I only now of my own privat use (not much traffic), but for me
On Tue, 21 Apr 1998, Fabian Knittel wrote:
On Sat, Apr 18, 1998 at 01:33:11PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I can get some Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+ ISA and/or PCI cards for free, and
I'm asking myself, if these cards are making any problems with Linux. I
found the drivers
At 16:05 +0200 1998-04-21, Fabian Knittel wrote:
On Sat, Apr 18, 1998 at 01:33:11PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I can get some Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+ ISA and/or PCI cards for free, and
I'm asking myself, if these cards are making any problems with Linux. I
found the drivers
Hi,
I can get some Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+ ISA and/or PCI cards for free, and
I'm asking myself, if these cards are making any problems with Linux. I
found the drivers on the Net, and I will get the cards next week, so speaks
anything against an installation in my two machines ???
Thanx
Hi everyone-
I hope this is the right list...I'm having a problem getting Debian
Linux to recognize my Ethernet adapter, the Intel EtherExpress Pro/10
(the ISA version). So far, I've done the following:
- disabled PnP for the card
- set the interrupt to IRQ 10
- set the I/O address to 0x240
this is the right list...I'm having a problem getting Debian
Linux to recognize my Ethernet adapter, the Intel EtherExpress Pro/10
(the ISA version). So far, I've done the following:
- disabled PnP for the card
- set the interrupt to IRQ 10
- set the I/O address to 0x240
- installed Debian 1.3
On Mon, 27 Oct 1997 15:13:48 PST Matt Thompson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I'm trying to install the driver for this card. I followed the
instructions, and when I executed the compile-command I found at the
bottom of the eepro100.c file (gcc -DMODVERSIONS -DMODULE
-D__KERNEL__
On Mon, 27 Oct 1997, Matt Thompson wrote:
: Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1997 15:13:48 -0800 (PST)
: From: Matt Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Cc: Debian User List debian-user@lists.debian.org
: Subject: Intel EtherExpress Pro 100B
: Resent-Date: 27 Oct 1997 23:12:49 -
: Resent
I'm trying to install the driver for this card. I followed the
instructions, and when I executed the compile-command I found at the
bottom of the eepro100.c file (gcc -DMODVERSIONS -DMODULE -D__KERNEL__
-I/usr/src/linux/net/inet -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -O6 -c eepro100.c), I
receive the
for the EtherExpress Pro, but it's in faded text and I can't
select it.
I wrote the Intel Etherexpress Pro driver to support the original ISA
card. The newer PCI uses a different chipset, 82556, which is the same
as the one in the ExterExpress Pro 100B. Donald Becker wrote a driver
for it. You
to the Network device support area, I see the
entry for the EtherExpress Pro, but it's in faded text and I can't
select it.
I wrote the Intel Etherexpress Pro driver to support the original ISA
card. The newer PCI uses a different chipset, 82556, which is the same
as the one in the ExterExpress Pro
I saw this network card on the Hardware-HOWTO list, so I was thinking
about buying one (I need a PCI network card, all my ISA's are used up).
I just installed the 2.0.29 source using dselect, and i did an xconfig as
root. When I got to the Network device support area, I see the entry for
the
device support area, I see the entry for
the EtherExpress Pro, but it's in faded text and I can't select it.
I wrote the Intel Etherexpress Pro driver to support the original ISA
card. The newer PCI uses a different chipset, 82556, which is the same as
the one in the ExterExpress Pro 100B
I've found that Debian doesn't recognise the Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+
ISA card. Has anyone got a solution ?
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Daeron wrote:
I've found that Debian doesn't recognise the Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+
ISA card. Has anyone got a solution ?
The problem might be that you have the card on an address that's not
probed. I always have to patch eepro.c and include my card address in the
list (near the top of the file
Daeron [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've found that Debian doesn't recognise the Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+
ISA card. Has anyone got a solution ?
Try adding io=0x300,irq=3 to the options line (if you're using
Debian's modconf, or installing fresh) if your card is at 3,0x300. A
friend of mine
I've found that Debian doesn't recognise the Intel EtherExpress Pro/10+
ISA card. Has anyone got a solution ?
Yeah, buy another card grin
I had one of these in a Debian box and had some very strange problems that
I eventually attributed (unwarranted, possibly) to the driver. The card
On Sat, 26 Oct 1996, Bill Bumgarner wrote:
I have had no problems with Donald Beckers [sp.] eepro100.c driver
built against the 2.0.18 sources. As well, I have also used a couple of
different Tulip based cards; the Cogent EM960 (which, btw, causes the
system to lock up under heavy
On Sun, 27 Oct 1996, Vladislav Papayan wrote:
Neal R. Dalton wrote:
Has any installed a Intel EtherExpress Pro 100B on a 2.x kernel? I
I had it working under 2.0.22 and couple of versions below
(that was under RH 3.0.3 distribution) -- are you having
problems or you are just stating
Neal R. Dalton wrote:
Has any installed a Intel EtherExpress Pro 100B on a 2.x kernel? I
installed Debian 1.1 and tried to get eepro100.c working.
How about other 100Mb cards?
Thanks,
I had it working under 2.0.22 and couple of versions below
(that was under RH 3.0.3 distribution
Has any installed a Intel EtherExpress Pro 100B on a 2.x kernel? I
installed Debian 1.1 and tried to get eepro100.c working.
How about other 100Mb cards?
Thanks,
Neal
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I understand this is the mailing address for Debian GNU/Linux questions.
I hope this is true.
I am a new debian user. I'm having a problem getting my ethernet
adapter running. My hardware platform is an Intel Pentium-S 133MHz.
Originally I had an Intel EtherExpress 16 adapter and and after
I just picked up the LAN adapter mentioned in the subject; it
replaces a Cogent BusMaster 960 that sporadically locked up under
heavy load [ick!].
It works perfectly under my primary OS-- NEXTSTEP-- but I can't find
a driver that works for Linux. The driver that
Howdy!
I just picked up the LAN adapter mentioned in the subject; it
replaces a Cogent BusMaster 960 that sporadically locked up under heavy load
[ick!].
It works perfectly under my primary OS-- NEXTSTEP-- but I can't
find a driver that works for Linux. The
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