Just to mention it, there might be another factor with a 3C509 card --
there is a software program to set up the card, to do things like select
the IRQ, I/O address, and to choose (on some variations of the card, at
least) which interface to use (RJ-45, Coax, or AUI). Maybe this
software setup ne
civileme wrote:
> Drosera wrote:
> >I think my problem at this moment is a wrong network card (ISA
> >3Com509B) I will get today another one, maybe then my problems are solved.
> Yep, that particular ISA card claims to detect and transmits but on some
> systems does not receive.
Wow! A 3Com card
Stop the press, my Internet connection is working under Linux!!!, just
disable the sound card in my bios and that was all.. Strange and I don't
understand it. But anyway it works :-)
The next step is setting up E-Mail and the Internet connection sharing.
Greets and thanks,
Drosera.
Hi Civileme,
Mandrake detects the 3c509 on a wrong way, it says it's on IRQ 5 and I/O
220. This is not true, it is on IRQ 10 (5 is my soundcard) and I/O is 0x2E0
when I change it manually it is talking about modprob and isa-pnp. Is it
trying to reload the network driver in memory??? But with
Drosera wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I am sorry for the HTML :-)
>
>I can talk to my local network (ping 192.168.0.2 works). so that's not the
>problem. I think my problem at this moment is a wrong network card (ISA
>3Com509B) I will get today another one, maybe then my problems are solved.
>
>Can I use the st
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Drosera wrote:
> >%_Hi!
>
> I guess this question has been answered for 100's of times, that's why I am
>asking for a good URL :-) which explains in detail how to get Mandrake working with a
>cable modem and two network-cards, I guess it isn't that difficult?
>
> I can
Hi!
I guess this question has been
answered for 100's of times, that's why I am asking for a good URL :-) which
explains in detail how to get Mandrake working with a cable modem and two
network-cards, I guess it isn't that difficult?
I can't get it to work with the wizards
:-(
I ho
