Their all PCI, all use tulip.o, I've tried mixing the nic's around to see if there is order to this, oddly regardless of what slot the 10bT nic is in it is always comes up eth2. While the other two can be interchanged. Though this motherboard seems to assign eth0 starting on the nic furthest from the io ports. Could this be an ordering issue inside the driver? the 10bT probably uses a earlier variation than the other two.
Just in case it matters... Bering 1.0 rc2 2x SMC 1255TX (10/100) 1x D-Link 530 CT (10bT) has digital 21041-PB Motherboard ASUS TXP4, 32MB ram, P166 Scott > > PCI? ISA? > > ISA cards get assigned addresses according to mac address with eth0 > getting the lowest mac address. You will want to disable pnp for ISA bus > cards, and load that driver first to grap eth0. > > PCI cards appear to get assigned in slot order with the lowest number > going to the slot closest to the computer. > > -- > Sincerely, > > David Smead > http://www.amplepower.com. > > On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Scott Ritchie wrote: > > > Please ignore my last post. > > > > New question... > > > > I have 2x 10/100 tulip nics and one 10baseT nic. How do I assign what eth# > > to each nic. Currently eth0=10/100, eth1=10/100, eth2=10bT > > I need eth0=10bT(adsl), eth1=10/100(lan), eth2=10/100(dmz)? > > > > Thanks inadvance > > Scott > > > > > > > >
