On Tue, Oct 07, 2003 at 09:58:15AM +0800, Joseph Syjuco wrote:
> hi
> i cant enable network boot using my rt8139 card. ive downloaded the
> zrom file for rt8139(10ec, 8139), put it in my nm27c256 rom, used
> software to enable the lan card's boot rom and configured bios to boot
> from network but
On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 11:50, Joseph Syjuco wrote:
> oops sorry that was 10ec:8139
> On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 11:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > On Tue, 7 Oct 2003, Joseph Syjuco wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Jim,
> > > Thanks for the reply
> > > I double checked it using lspci and i did get 1039:8139. The b
On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 11:50, Joseph Syjuco wrote:
> oops sorry that was 10ec:8139
> On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 11:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > On Tue, 7 Oct 2003, Joseph Syjuco wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Jim,
> > > Thanks for the reply
> > > I double checked it using lspci and i did get 1039:8139. The b
Joseph,
The first thing I'd look for is the cards PCI Vendor and Device ID.
if you can put the card in a machine and boot linux from a harddisk,
then run: lspci -n
Look for the lines that say 'Class 0200'. Those are the network cards.
See if you get the proper 10ec:8139 value.
Also, check
hi
i cant enable network boot using my rt8139 card. ive downloaded the
zrom file for rt8139(10ec, 8139), put it in my nm27c256 rom, used
software to enable the lan card's boot rom and configured bios to boot
from network but the non system disk error is still there. ive tested
this on 2 lan cards
tried. Multiple vendors/manufacturers were tried. The RTL8139D cards
act as if they don't have a bootROM (ie. no Etherboot message), or the
I have found 'budget' RTL8139 cards to be very sensitive to the types of
ROM used. 27C512 EPROMs that work just fine in some A, B & C revision
cards, do n
I am now trying one of these cards in my client. I have booted from floppy
successfully and got the right rom image. I have 27c256 eeproms and have
programmed the rom into one and tried to boot from it without any success. I
have enabled the bootrom with a dos utility at 32k size. Is there anyth
Garry
Are you sure that you saved the rom image from rom-0-matic as a binary
rom image (.lzrom) and not .lzdsk? The 27c256 is a good eprom for the
8139, so no problem there. Also, when you program the eprom are you
using the correct device driver for your particular brand of 27c256?
ed
On Wed, 2
So just to be clear, you are able to use a rtl8139D based NIC with
Etherboot?
Although I have used Etherboot in the past, my more recent experience lies
with burning PXE ROMs. I am afraid I have deleted the earlier messages in
the thread but IIRC, the symptoms that were described (i.e. no menu
I actually compiled kernel 2.6.0test2 last night to see if I can
contribute to the testing process (so far it is not quite running like I
want it yet, but I am making progress) anyway, while I was reading
through it, I read the help file for the 8139 drivers, apparently there
was an update to that
> I have found 'budget' RTL8139 cards to be very sensitive to the types
of
> ROM used. 27C512 EPROMs that work just fine in some A, B & C revision
> cards, do not work in other C & D cards. The latest batch I bought are
> branded Gembird and based on the RTL8139D. 27C512-12 EPROMs don't
appear
So
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 04:49, garry saddington wrote:
> I am now trying one of these cards in my client. I have booted from floppy
> successfully and got the right rom image. I have 27c256 eeproms and have
> programmed the rom into one and tried to boot from it without any success. I
> have enabl
On Sun, 21 Jul 2002, de said:
> i'm running several P133, equipped with 16 MB of RAM as thin-clients of LTSP
> since some months ago. The clients are equipped with RTL 8139 NICs, with
> bootrom.
>
> The server (P200 MMX, 64MB of RAM) runs Redhat 7.2, with LTSP-core and
> kernel version 3.0.1.
>
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, NS Jambak said:
>
> --- Francis Avila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > the eroor message was"
> > >
> > > Running /linuxrc
> > > MOunting /proc
> > > linuxrc: Installing RTL8139 driver
> > > modprobe RTL8139
> > > modprobe: can't load ...
> > >
> > > ERROR! Failed to instal
Hello novarasari,
If you have I/O problem, is it ISA card? For PCI, IO is not
necessary.
BTW, what is actually your dhcpd.conf file? Post it for a check.
--
Best regards,
Bill mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
---
This
--- Francis Avila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > the eroor message was"
> >
> > Running /linuxrc
> > MOunting /proc
> > linuxrc: Installing RTL8139 driver
> > modprobe RTL8139
> > modprobe: can't load ...
> >
> > ERROR! Failed to install the NIC driver module!
> This
> > could be be cause by the
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> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 12:08 PM
> Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] RTL8139 NIC
>
>
> > all,
> >
> > I tried to boot the workstation with a RTL81239
> but
> > the ws didn't boot (other ws with 3c509 booted).
> >
> > the
all,
I tried to boot the workstation with a RTL81239 but
the ws didn't boot (other ws with 3c509 booted).
the eroor message was"
Running /linuxrc
MOunting /proc
linuxrc: Installing RTL8139 driver
modprobe RTL8139
modprobe: can't load ...
ERROR! Failed to install the NIC driver module! This
cou
onsdag 10 oktober 2001 17:36 skrev du :
> I have. My problem was that my kernel couldn't find a DHCP entry.
>
Well, mine was different, the kernel was not the correct one. I did have that
particular problem ("Looking for DHCP server" for ever) with an older
rom-o-matic image (can't remember whi
I have. My problem was that my kernel couldn't find a DHCP entry.
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Ragnar [iso-8859-1] Wisløff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to get a machine with a noname PCI NIC using rtl8139 to work. It's
> meant to boot using a floppy generated from rom-o-matic.net. The machine runs
onsdag 10 oktober 2001 14:16 skrev Ragnar Wisløff:
> I'm trying to get a machine with a noname PCI NIC using rtl8139 to work.
> It's meant to boot using a floppy generated from rom-o-matic.net. The
> machine runs fine as a local ws running Linux, with rt8139too as kernel
> driver module, using IR
Hello,
I'm trying to get a machine with a noname PCI NIC using rtl8139 to work. It's
meant to boot using a floppy generated from rom-o-matic.net. The machine runs
fine as a local ws running Linux, with rt8139too as kernel driver module,
using IRQ 3 and io range 1400-14ff. The 5.1.0 rom-o-matic
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