Am Fri, May 23, 2003 at 07:03:36PM +0200, Clisson Pierre sagte: > > > I have troubles with my network. > > > > > > I'm dedicating an old machine to be a router/firewall. > > > It's a p75 with 3 network cards: > > > - eth0, PCI (eepro100) -> external interface > > > - eth1, ISA (ne) -> LAN > > > - eth2, ISA (3c509) -> DMZ > > > I have the same problem with u, > > When i use the eepro 10M isa NIC with a Compaq NC3121(intel 82558B), > > It seems all ok, > > but neither eepro or Compaq work. > > I checked the PC bios of plug&play and the kernel's plug&play > > setting...... > > Anything i must take care? > > But it worked in the Redhat 6.2 before. > > I removed all the network card drivers but eepro, and then eth0 worked. > But how can I make the three NICs work together ?
hi isa-cards need proper irq and io parameter to work if you still have your redhat around take a look at /etc/modules.conf to find the needed values on Debian "modconf" is the nice tool to configure kernel-modules BTW ah and you will see nothing in /proc/pci try /proc/ioports or /proc/interrupts if the 3c509 still dont work you have to use a dos-config tool to setup the card first. (no joke ;) you basicly have to set these ioport's and irq's manualy with this tool vs. "PNP-OS". (if this card was never used with linux before try this first) I have both cards running here. if I recall correct I had to use the dos-tool for the 3c509 (no special setup in linux later) for the ne no tool was needed but the correct parameters for the module. I just tryed some io= values. (here it's io=0x300) gruss pascal
