Hi,
iv'v only done this with the NE driver as a module.
I had a PC104 CPU with a davicom ne clone where the Station Address
was not readable, so i had to do some tinkering;)
With insmod ne resp. starting the kernel you should get something like
ne.o: blalblakdf ,,,, ne2000 card found at io using irq ..
with insmod ne io=0x... irq=. only this adress will be probed.
with insmod ne io=0x... irq=. bad=0xbad some of the probing will be more
lenient, and a bit more verbose.
have a look in ne.c under usr/src/linux/drivers/net
default io is 0x280 irq usually 5
G!
UK
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