No, I had not noticed that. And honestly, if I had I doubt I would have recognized it as a PCI slot error (though I will in the future).
Thank you for pointing this out, your suggestion of moving the card worked and the NIC is up and running! Thanks! Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2006/03/24 10:25, Ed Vazquez wrote: >> OK, here's the full dmesg from 3.9-current (which is what I >> installed this morning...), I should have included it earlier, so my >> apologies for the oversight. > >> 0x01pci_intr_map: no mapping for pin D >> : couldn't map interrupt > > Did you notice this? I'd suggest either trying the nic in another > PCI slot, or disabling any unnecessary onboard devices in the BIOS > configuration. If you don't need the ADSL card there (seeing as > it's unsupported, probably not unless you dual-boot) that would > be a good candidate to remove too. > > hth... > > -- Ed V. That does not compute.
