To whoever can help me:
I am attempting to install Linux 5.0 on a Toshiba 105CS laptop using the
NFS install through a Linksys Combo EthernetCard EC2T (there is no CDROM on
the laptop). Unfortunately, Linux does not have a native driver for this
card (even though it is listed in the RedHat Compatibility List as being
ok). However, when I checked Linksys's webpage, it told me that it was
NE2000 compatible, so I tried that. Unfortunately, it will not find the
card, and I don't know the IO address or the IRQ for the card. My
questions:
1. Has anyone else tried to do an NFS install with this card (or just
tried to get the card working during the install process)?
2. If so, do you have the IO and IRQ for the card so that I can attempt to
use those (I have tried IO=0x320 and IRQ=0xB with no avail)?
3. Am I going about this completely wrong (is there something you know
about the card that I don't)?
I would greatly appreciate any help you can provide concerning this issue.
Thanks a lot.
Sean
Sean Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Patterson Hall, Box 97 http://sac.uky.edu/~stsmit2
University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky 40526-0009
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