At 11:41 PM 11/22/02 -0800, Stephen Lee wrote:
"assign i/o addresses" has two possible meanings.Is there a module parameter I can use to assign i/o addresses for the nics? I've seen instructions on how to do this for isa nics but not for pci ones.
If you mean set the I/O address in the NIC, then NO module can do this. To do it, you need a configuration program for your NIC. You can use the one the manufacturer provides (which will be DOS or Windows based, invariably) or you can see if Don Becker's site (I forget the URL; try Google) has a config program for your NIC.
If you mean tell the module what the NIC's I/O address is ... this parameter, if available, is module specific. Either tell us what NICs are involved or consult the source code for the relevant module to see what options it supports. Or just try "io=0x300, 0x320", using the values appropriate to your system) and see if you get lucky. But most modern modules (maybe all of them) know how to autoprobe, so should not need this sort of intervention.
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