Hi Mike!
On Thu, 07 Feb 2002, Mike McCue wrote:
> So without doing this, will the modprobe step from Chris still work ?
> Reason I'm asking is I'll have to pound on a few different addresses to
> find the card, from the sounds of this I'll need to reboot after changing
> the addresses every time. I have no problem doing this once I have the
> address though.
quoting myself:
> > if you use the ne driver as a module edit /etc/modutiles/ne (or create it)
> > and at a line
> >
> > options ne io=<io nic1>,<io nic2> irq=<irq nic1>,<irq nic2>
if you have isa cards i suggest you bind them to a specific irq and io, if
you have pci you might try to only supply the irq and the driver should
outodetect the io addresses.
to do it "the debian way (tm)" either
a. create /etc/modutils/ne with the propriate options line and to have the
driver loaded at boottime add a line containing "ne" to /etc/modules
or
b. use modconf and when selecting the ne driver and asked for options
supply as shown above.
yours martin
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