I've seen several instances where the card's IRQ was conflicting with
something else. Cat /proc/interrupts to check this. Also, the ne.c
driver doesn't autoprobe all the addresses that many clone cards can be
set for. You can either change the card's config, or the driver is pretty
easily tweaked to look at whatever address your card is set for.
Dale
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-Mitch Ratliffe, Technology Review April, 1992
On Wed, 17 Mar 1999, Darshan Purohit wrote:
> Hi friends,
> I am running a Redhat 5.0 based linux machine. I have an old ISA based NE2000
>compatible card. My linux machine fails to recognize it. Please tell me what i should
>do. I am desperate to put it on the network.
> Thanks one and all.
> Darshan Purohit
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