In message <[🔎] 01BB5917.758FD160@wingate>, writes:
> I have been trying my linux reconize my ethernet card and it has been i
>mposible, I did it at my house and evething is O.K, but at my job it has
> been imposible.
> I have compiled my kernel many times with support for compatible NE2000
> and my linux doesn't get it. In addition I tried to compile with suppor
>t for all supported ethernet card with linux 2.0.30 and nothing happened
More information, please.
1) Do any messages from the ne driver appear at boot time?
2) What happens when the rc scripts try to start up networking?
3) Do you know the interrupt number and I/O address to which the card is set?
4) Have you tried forcing these itno the driver at boot time, rather than
relying on autoprobing?
5) Does the card work in DOS/Windows? (sorry)
6) If the card works and is recognised by the kernel, are the correct
modules loaded? (ne also needs 8390).
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