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Randy Glenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Have been trying to get this working for hours, referring to any docs
> I can find online.
This has little to do with masq, since it's just about setting up NIC's.
Isn't there an Ethernet HOWTO to consult on this subject?
> One is 0x300, IRQ5, and the other is 0x320, IRQ10.
If these are modules, you need to set up your conf.modules (or
modules.conf, you can name it either way, but make sure only one of
those names exists!):
alias eth0 ariadne2
alias eth1 ariadne2
options ariadne2 io=0x300,0x320 irq=5,10
I'm just guessing about the "ariadne2" driver being the right one for
your cards. You'll have to determine the correct driver on your own,
I'm afraid.
It's important to notice the structure. You have to alias "eth0" and
"eth1" to the correct driver name in order for the drivers to auto-
matically load, and you specify two numbers for both "io" and "irq"
options, the first being for eth0, the second for eth1, etc.
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