On Fri, Sep 10, 1999 at 09:24:06AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Did not do any good. I will try changing IRQ again... thats the most likely
> cause for this misbehaviour I think. Btw, when I said it worked for windows,
> thats not on the same computer (that one only has linux). I will try a
On Fri, Sep 10, 1999 at 04:33:51AM +0200, shaul wrote:
> >
> > The card is a KNE2021LC, ISA, made by Kingston. I use the normal NE2000 ISA
> > drivers. The card appears to be detected correctly but fails to work if I
> > try
> > to transmit anything on it.
>
> I guess you did it but it never hu
>
> The card is a KNE2021LC, ISA, made by Kingston. I use the normal NE2000 ISA
> drivers. The card appears to be detected correctly but fails to work if I try
> to transmit anything on it.
I guess you did it but it never hurts to make sure: Are the modules get
loaded/compiled into the kernel ?
Is the card PNP? I have a NE2000 based PNPcard where I experienced a similar
problem.
I had compiled into the kernel (2.2.x) PNP support and also had the isapnptools
pakage installed. Removing the isapnptools pakage solved the problem. You could
also just make the /etc/init.d/isapnp script no
The card is a KNE2021LC, ISA, made by Kingston. I use the normal NE2000 ISA
drivers. The card appears to be detected correctly but fails to work if I try
to transmit anything on it. There is no error message. I tried changing IRQ,
but that did not work. I used the test programs provided by Kingston
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