the 3com i had was given to be by a friend. he told me to use irq=7,
which i did need. that is true... that was the big hurdle that i had
when i tried to get it working
also, i can't guarentee that irq7 is what you want - he used that
floopy/3com software (dos-based) to set the irq. i've never
Hey,
I've gotten this problem many times w/ the Etherlink III. For some
reason the card doesn't seem to work w/ debian's factory kernel in PnP
mode. I hate PnP anyway, so I disable that (there's a utility to do
this on 3com's site.
Cameron Matheson
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 03:30, Andrew Pritchar
> It's got a 3Com Etherlink III card in it. Not a bad
> card, well supported. The
The best way I think is, you should compile your own
kernel and modules, for your cards. First of all
examine the current situation by looking at the log
some where or the console when you try to insert the
modules
On Thu, Dec 13, 2001 at 10:30:32AM +, Andrew Pritchard wrote:
> I've got a spare machine which I'm trying to put Debian on. It's a K6-2 450,
> 128MB RAM, 10GB HD. Not a bad machine at all. I've had trouble putting Debian
> on it before, and ended up using Redhat. I'd love to get Debian workin
I've got a spare machine which I'm trying to put Debian on. It's a K6-2 450,
128MB RAM, 10GB HD. Not a bad machine at all. I've had trouble putting Debian
on it before, and ended up using Redhat. I'd love to get Debian working on it,
cos I find Debian so much easier to use (that sounds almost bl
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