> From: Saifi Khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: [twincling] Puppy Linux in Virtual PC 2007 - network problem > Sent: 27 Mar '07 21:38 > > > From: Ravi Kumar Tenneti <[LINK: mailto:rktenneti%40gmail.com] > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Subject: Re: [twincling] Puppy Linux in Virtual PC 2007 - network > problem > > Sent: 27 Mar '07 13:37 > > > > I have uploaded this image to > > > > where you can see clearly all the network devices. > > > > Moreover I am able to browse the net using SystemResuceCD iso image in > > Virtual PC so that means Virtual PC is able to give correct info but > may > > be > > puppy linux is not able to properly understand that. > > > > Regards > > > > Ravi > > Hi Ravi: > > I am trying to create a setup to reproduce your scenario. > Scheduled a download of puppy linux 2.14 and VPC2007. > > I will try setting up by tomorrow, review the pics and get back to you. > > thanks > Saifi.
Hi Ravi: Here are the results. Win2003 Server Enterprise Edn running on IBM ThinkCentre with Intel Pentium P4 3.2GHz with EM64T with two logical CPUs and two NIC cards (Intel Pro 100/1000 Gigabit and 3COM 10/100). The installation of PuppyLinux 2.14 on VPC2007 was ok. Both the cards were successfully detected and configured ! I think that the specific card in your case, has some issues with device probe and attach, during installation. Here is one possible approach (not sure if it will work). . Power off the machine. Remove the power cable. . Remove the CMOS batter for 15 sec and replace it. . Physically reattach the NIC card, but keep the RJ-45 unplugged. . Power on the machine and access CMOS screen . Set your computer to 'Non Plug n Play OS' . Disable Wake on LAN . Reboot the system . Start VPC2007. . Try installing the Puppy Linux 2.14 again. Hopefully this would work ! In case you decide to try this out, please share your observations. thanks Saifi.
