Hi,
Does Linux shares irq's? I have an Intel motherboard(S845WD1-E) with two
network cards onboard. I loaded RH7.3 and I was able to set the both network
cards in the setup process of RH. When I am in RH I can use eth0 to go in
the internet but eth1 doesn't work to go in the internet. I ran ifconf
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Subject: [Newbie]network cards
Hi,
Does Linux shares irq's? I have an Intel motherboard(S845WD1-E) with two
network cards onboard. I loaded RH7.3 and I was able to set the both network
cards in the setup process of RH. When I am in RH I can use eth0 to go in
the internet but eth1 doesn'
We have a similar situation. We have a Dell Power Edge server, it has
dual NIC's on the motherboard. If you ping either card from the outside
they respond as expected so either card will handle incoming traffic but
only 1 card seems to handles the outbound traffic. It is necessary to
obtain/instal
I have 3 NICs in one box, in order to get them all to work right I had
to assign individual IRQLs and memory addr. I was using 3com, they had
a config disk that you boot under DOS and you can manually set the card
values. To do it I could only have one card in at a time.
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i had to set my single isa 3com the same way, pci cards don't need that
do they? seems an odd thing.
/dev/null wrote:
>I have 3 NICs in one box, in order to get them all to work right I had
>to assign individual IRQLs and memory addr. I was using 3com, they had
>a config disk that you boot un
