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Good comment Ray, btw the rtl8019 cards i ever used have ioport 0x300 set in them, so doing the following should detect the card;
modprobe ne io=0x300
Yeah, RIchard. Every NE2000 I ever got fresh out of the box was set to IRQ=3, IO=0x300. So this approach is always worth a try.
If that doesn't work for the original poster ...one of his messages seemed to say that the card's IO address was different under Windows ... one option for him is simply to walk up the io= line until he finds one that works. That is, try in order ...
modprobe ne io=0x240
modprobe ne io=0x260
modprobe ne io=0x280
modprobe ne io=0x2a0... and so on, until he finds the card.
He might also change the PnP OS setting in his BIOS, to try to get the BIOS to set the card for him. This works for PCi cards, but I **think** it does NOT work for ISA cards. Still, it won't hurt to try.
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