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Yes sir, I am using two PCI based 3Com 3C905B-TX NICs.
I have disable PnP on my BIOS and I have tried assigning
IRQs manually and it still did not work.
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> To: 'Moonshi Mohsenruddin'; 'Linux-Net'
> Subject: RE: Load Balancing over 2 ethernet cards
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> Are you using PCI interface cards?
> As I understand it, you don't need to change the IRQ manually.
> PCI interface slot determines the IRQ automatically.
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> How did you manage to change the IRQ address? I downloaded the tools
> 3Cxdiag.exe to change the IRQ of 1 of the cards as both is using IRQ 10
> but when I tried to change the IRQ address, the program says that it is
> NOT supported!
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> Any clues?
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> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of SungHawk Kim
> > Sent: Monday, August 09, 1999 8:29 AM
> > To: 'Linux-Net'
> > Subject: Load Balancing over 2 ethernet cards
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> > Hi, all.
> > I'm trying to establish load balancing feature over 2 fast
> > ethernet(3c905b-tx) cards.
> > In my application program, I bind eth0, eth1 in alternate turn
> > using bind() system call.
> > but, all the outgoing packets are sent through one interface say,
eth0.
> >
> > I figured out the situation.
> > the only interface through that all the packets are sent is the
> > first entry in the routing table.
> > so, all the outgoing packet are sent through the interface
> > determined not by bind() but by routing table entry order.
> >
> > Do you have any idea of this?
> > How can I achieve load balancing feature on linux network,
> > eventually clustering several network cards?
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