I didn't actualyl change it...sorry I can't help. The conflicting IRQ was of an onboard NIC that wasn't working anyways, so I just disabled it.
:o) Trevor Rhodes wrote: >Adam, > >Can you tell me how you changed the IRQ so there was no longer a conflict as >I'm having the same error message (insmod) in relation to my NIC. > >Regards > Trevor > > > >>The problem has been solved. Turns out there was an IRQ conflict...so >>easy and yet it took me soooo long to find it... >> >>Thankyou everyone.... >> >>Adam Hewitt wrote: >> >> >>>Ok here are the tcpdumps....the one labeled tcpdump_on_my_eth0.txt is >>>the tcpdump which was monitoring my pcs eth0 (the one which isnt >>>working). The other one was loaded on my gateways eth0. During both >>>dumps I was ping from both sides. >>> >>>I don really think there is much useful info in them, but I posted >>>them just for a complete picture >>> >>> > >. > > > -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
