Terry Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken Foskey wrote:
modprobe ne
This might locate the card for you, it did for me. irq=3 io=0x300
Only if your card is set to the default irq io
Otherwise, it will probably tell you it is busy.
Or if you set the correct options in
Joshua Burvill wrote:
Then back in linux as root,
modprobe ne irq=10 io=0x340 (or whatever it is)
just run
modprobe ne
This might locate the card for you, it did for me. irq=3 io=0x300
Thanks
KenF
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Ken Foskey wrote:
modprobe ne
This might locate the card for you, it did for me. irq=3 io=0x300
Only if your card is set to the default irq io
Otherwise, it will probably tell you it is busy.
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I've set up my first Linux only box at home. Redhat 7., kde the works.
It's great and it has helped in getting a handle on Linux as a desktop
machine. I boot this morning at the message comes up that either IRQ or
io ports are incoreect for eth0 so no network.
It worked on installation and I got
On Saturday 16 June 2001 11:20, Wayne Crich wrote:
I've set up my first Linux only box at home. Redhat 7., kde the works.
It's great and it has helped in getting a handle on Linux as a desktop
machine. I boot this morning at the message comes up that either IRQ or
io ports are incoreect for
