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Driver to use for NIC integrated in Compaq Prosignia VS 4/66



Hi,

I have a Compaq Prosignia VS, 486DX/2 66, which has an motherboard with a SCSI controller (sim710) and a NIC integrated. This is an ISA/EISA system, no PCI-support. The NIC seems to be a AMD PCnet32, because I see the AMD 79C965 chip on the motherboard, but I can get the module pcnet32.o to recognize this NIC. It looks like the pcnet32.o module only supports PCI connected NICs of AMD PCnet32-make. Is this correct?

I've google'd quite a lot to find out which driver I should use. I see some comparable/same machines that use the pcnet.o module, some using the tlan.o module and sometimes see suggestions that the lance.o module might work. I've tried them all, on self-compiled kernels and with stock woody kernels. The stock woody kernels however don't have sim710-support builtin, so if I want to install I'll have to use a custom-kernel.

I still have the original System Configuration Utility partition on the machine, and this tells me the NIC's io-address is 0x8800, and the IRQ is 10 (Level Triggered).

Can anybody tell me if there is a driver supporting the PCnet32 NIC on an EISA bus, and if so which driver?

Thanks in advance, Erik Laan.

P.S. Please cc me on replies as I'm not subscribed to the list.
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Erik C.J. Laan				elaan at dds.nl
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