Re: Supported?
*- Toby Bouzane wrote about "Re: Supported?"
| OK that makes sense but my big worry is the fact it is a PNP card. How
| would that affect Linux from detecting it? Or is there a special way to
| install PNP?
|
If you know the chip set that the card uses then complile that support
in to the kernel and give it a try. I have a ne2000 clone card that can
be programed(in dos) to be auto detect, pnp, or fixed with regards to io
and such. I could only get it to work under linux in pnp mode. I did
not have to use any of the linux pnp tools. I suspect that the pnp bios
took care of setting it up before linux got a hold of it. YMMV.
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Brian
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