Jack:
This has been noted before as a problem with 3com cards and
I am sure others but I bet they are in fact sharing IRQ's
and if they can not be manually changed via a jumper then
possibly a utility from the manufactures site may be your
answer. 3com has a utility that changes IRQ in DOS and I bet
tulip cards should do the same.
Eddie Strohmier
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> Jack Bowling
> Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 1:26 AM
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> Subject: configuring identical NICs
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>
> OK. I know this has been batted around before but
> I can't go looking through the archives right
> now. Does anybody know how to get the second eth1
> NIC configured if it is identical to eth0? I have
> tried all day and am not getting anywhere. I have
> set up the modules.conf as such for the two
> Linksys LNE100 cards:
>
> alias eth0 tulip
> alias eth1 tulip
>
> and it is still not being recognized. Both the
> ACT and power LEDs are lit up on the NIC. An
> "sbin/ifconfig eth1 up" gives "eth1: unknown
> interface: No such device". It is possible that
> both cards are trying to use the same interrupt
> although I have "PNP OS" set to no in the BIOS
> and it should be picking them both up.
> "sbin/lspci" shows it being recognized as a
> separate network controller.
>
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> Prince George, BC
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