Dear all,
I've tried Patrick suggestion, go to the BIOS, and after some round, I
finally able to make my NIC stand alone at IRQ-11. But still failed. No
eepro100 detected.
And tried Adrian suggestion and replace eepro100.c from src/ to dev/
directory, after a lot of fixes of compilation errors,
Patrick Strasser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> All your components share IRQ 5 or IRQ 11. Even worse, your NIC and
> your Radeon share IRQ 11.
> You cant try to disable some components in BIOS. You can also try to
> change the PCI-settings to let them use different interrupts.
If it can not be do
arief# wrote:
Dear all,
> [...]
I dont have a working eth0 device.
In linux I use eepro100 as the driver, and I can see that this is
supported in gnumach. But nothing appears as eepro100 in /dev/klog.
Funny, I guess, so I take a few more ups and downs in the hurd.
Finally I get myself compiling gnu
Dear all,
I just got myself 'inspired' to install GNU/Hurd on my Thinkpad T30.
I have some spare spaces in HD, but no partition yet, having so much
faith in GNU Softwares, I fight Bootdisk-HOWTO and went create my own
boot/root disk (do this all at home, and I dont have access to net at
home, th
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