On Saturday 23 June 2001 02:05, Donald R. Spoon wrote:
> > short question, the subject says it all really. how do you find out which
> > io port your ISA networkcard is using?
>
> Short question, but a long answer . The answer lies in understanding
> how the kernel handles the ISA bus during bootu
> short question, the subject says it all really. how do you find out which io
> port your ISA networkcard is using?
>
>
> Brendon
Short question, but a long answer . The answer lies in understanding
how the kernel handles the ISA bus during bootup AND how your particular
NIC works.
If you
Robert Waldner wrote:
On Friday 22 June 2001 20:21, Duane Powers wrote:
Brendon wrote:
short question, the subject says it all really. how do you find out which
io port your ISA networkcard is using?
cat /proc/ioports
which will give you only the ports for initialized cards, not that
>On Friday 22 June 2001 20:21, Duane Powers wrote:
>> Brendon wrote:
>> > short question, the subject says it all really. how do you find out which
>> > io port your ISA networkcard is using?
>>
>> cat /proc/ioports
which will give you only the ports for initialized cards, not that
useful if yo
On Friday 22 June 2001 20:21, Duane Powers wrote:
> Brendon wrote:
> > short question, the subject says it all really. how do you find out which
> > io port your ISA networkcard is using?
>
> cat /proc/ioports
which gives:
000-001f dma1
0020-003f pic1
0040-005f timer
0060-006f keyboard
0070-007f
Brendon wrote:
short question, the subject says it all really. how do you find out which io
port your ISA networkcard is using?
Brendon
cat /proc/ioports
~duane
short question, the subject says it all really. how do you find out which io
port your ISA networkcard is using?
Brendon
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