Re: [RTnet-users] two NIC's

Roland Tollenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Fabian, > > > > 1) If you have more than one PCI slot, try switching the cards. The IRQ > lines are on the mainboard and can't be changed. SO switching cards in the > slots can help. > This is what I eventually did to solve the problem. I am not rea

Re: [RTnet-users] two NIC's

Hi, >>> Anyway. Compile your kernel to enable APIC and especially APIC-IO >> support. >>> (make menuconfig --> processor type&features --> local APIC for >> uniprocessor --> APIC-IO support) >> Thanks, this is the info I was lacking. >> >> >>> I hope you have an APIC chip on your board. >> How can

Re: [RTnet-users] two NIC's

Roland Tollenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > >>> Anyway. Compile your kernel to enable APIC and especially APIC-IO > >> support. > >>> (make menuconfig --> processor type&features --> local APIC for > >> uniprocessor --> APIC-IO support) > >> Thanks, this is the info I was lacking. > >> > >>

Re: [RTnet-users] two NIC's

Hi Karl, > I think it's the best to keep it as simple as possible. If necessary, try to > use APIC. But in your case, with the need of many simple machines, I would > try to contact some mainboard vendors and get some information which machines > would work without that APIC workaround. Once fo