Well, probably the easiest way is to check with the manufacturer. How old
is the card? You can try doing a pnpdumpo and see if your card is
detected. If not, it's probably not PNP. Another way to tell is to try
doing a modprobe, but that would involve you compiling a kernel probably.
I'm going to guess it's not PNP. Do you know the io port and irq of your
nic?
Rob
On Mon, 7 Jun 1999, Andy Bottman wrote:
> Thanks
> It is an ISA card. I do not know if it is PNP, is there a simple
> way to tell?
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> >What type of card do you have? Is it PCI or ISA? If it's ISA, is it
> >PNP? We can probably get your card going. I am undertaking the same
> >project with a few more complications. Namely a PS/2 and MCA bus.
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