> Can you give an exact description (even if it has been done before)
> of your NIC card and system type.
Description of my NIC :
3c509b-TPO
ASSY:03-0020-006 REV-A
3com etherlink III
on the chip itself
3com 40-0130-004
9705S 16003554
LUCENT 40-01304
When I write "Enable or Disable", I mean I
> Yes, I tried that also : almost all the different IRQs ans adresses were
> tried, and 10 / 0x300 were the first tested.
Can you give an exact description (even if it has been done before)
of your NIC card and system type.
Give's the diffences within the hardware used on other's systems
you ow
Yes, I tried that also : almost all the different IRQs ans adresses were
tried, and 10 / 0x300 were the first tested.
Romain Surleau.
> If the Etherboot floopy doesn't find your card it because the work
> station don't show it.
>
> Your card seem's to be used on an ISA system. Some ISA syste
Il giorno Sat, 23 Mar 2002, Wouter DeBacker così ha scritto:
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|It seems to me that your problem is related to the setup of th
On Friday 22 March 2002 13:00, you wrote:
> Could it be that the 3c509B-TPO , not having a socket, doesn't
> recognize instructions of boot ROM included in the boot floppy
Negative ! The Etherboot code on a rom-o-matic floppy
completely replaces the functionality of a boot Rom on a Nic
regardl
. These are the markings off of my card
>
> 3c509b-TPO
>
> ASSY:03-0020-010-REV-A
>
> 3com etherlink III
>
> on the chip itself
>
> 3com 40-0411-001
> 9803KGA20
If the Etherboot floopy doesn't find your card it because the work
station don't show it.
Your card seem's to be used on an IS
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> > Images :
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> eb-5.0.5-3c509.com
> -
> ---
> > Boot MS-DOS, launch i
You might be right. Maybe that fact this network adapter does not have a
boot ROM socket is affecting the Etherboot floppy.
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d a different card (different 509 card)
Matt
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> > >a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the b
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> > >a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the behaviour of an Etherboot boot ROM. It
> is meant for users, like yourself,
> > &
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> >a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the behaviour of an Etherboot boot ROM. It
> is me
Disable the Plug N Play option on the 3C509B card and try again.
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> >a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the behaviour
>a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the behaviour of an Etherboot boot ROM. It is meant for
>users, like yourself,
> who do not have a boot ROM for their network adapters or network
>adapters without a boot ROM socket.
>
> A rom-o-matic boot floppy and a boot ROM are normally mutually exclusive. I
Yves, to clarify - a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the behaviour of an Etherboot boot
ROM. It is meant for users, like yourself, who do not have a boot ROM for their
network adapters or network adapters without a boot ROM socket.
A rom-o-matic boot floppy and a boot ROM are normally mutually exc
Romain,
Check out the docs, section 3.1: "Creating the boot floppy" at
www.ltsp.org/documentation/
You'll find all the info you need about setting up boot flopies.
Regards,
El jue, 21-03-2002 a las 14:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
> Yes, but my network card connot have a boot rom
Yes, but my network card connot have a boot rom. Is there another way ?
On older MS DOS, you could setup on one floppy : MS-DOS with the
driver of your NIC and TCP-IP. Then you coud connect to a server
Romain.
> Yes,
>
> Check out rom-o-matic.com
>
> You can get floppy images and even do
Yes,
Check out rom-o-matic.com
You can get floppy images and even dos .com images so you can run the .com
from a dos bootable floppy and the etherboot will take over.
All of my machines (around 10 of them now) boot off of floppies and they
work great.
Matt
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