Hi I have had that duplicate problem since Mdk7.2 was issued, and have changed to Debian on the Internet. I have a ASUS P34V board with Intel III 933 MHz, 256 MB Compaque 133 MHz ram, an IBM 30 GB (not used at UDMA 66) because of this problem. Harddrake usually puts 8139too as eth0 and rtl8139 as eth1 on the above with a simple Planet rtl8139. Observe! Debian Potato r2, Slackware 7.1 and RedHat 7.0 all finds my single cheap rtl8139. My latest messages. RTL8139 Iterrupt time blocked, status ffff eth0: PCI Bus error 2900004 ... eth0: Too much work at interrupt, IntrStatus=0xffdf After that I have manually excluded the double rtl8139 in /etc/modules.conf, this on a machine that was manually set up after installation in linuxconf. I have made two cooker downloads, to check, (by rsync), yesterday and today and have had problems when installing. Everything seems to go so fine fast that the installation does not cope, ex: reported that XF86-SVGA, was nor found although it existed in the hd-image. regards guran
Hi I have had that duplicate problem since Mdk7.2 was issued, and have changed to Debian on the Internet. I have a ASUS P34V board with Intel III 933 MHz, 256 MB Compaque 133 MHz ram, an IBM 30 GB (not used at UDMA 66) because of this problem. Harddrake usually puts 8139too as eth0 and rtl8139 as eth1 on the above with a simple Planet rtl8139. Observe! Debian Potato r2, Slackware 7.1 and RedHat 7.0 all finds my single cheap rtl8139. My latest messages. RTL8139 Iterrupt time blocked, status ffff eth0: PCI Bus error 2900004 ... eth0: Too much work at interrupt, IntrStatus=0xffdf After that I have manually excluded the double rtl8139 in /etc/modules.conf, this on a machine that was manually set up after installation in linuxconf. I have made two cooker downloads, to check, (by rsync), yesterday and today and have had problems when installing. Everything seems to go so fine fast that the installation does not cope, ex: reported that XF86-SVGA, was nor found although it existed in the hd-image. regards guran
