Massimo Lusetti wrote:
At 23.27 18/12/98 +0100, "Vincent van't Hoog" <hoog@zeelandnet.nl> wrote:
Hi...
Justed wanted to say that my problems are over now. It was the Network card itself. Altough it worked flawlesly under windows, it just didn't under linux. I changed it for a compex network card (with an rl2000 chip or so), which also had support in the ne2k-pci driver. The card was detected under the same IRQ/IO adress as the Realtek card, but this card just worked the way it should
Vincent
I'm happy to hear this from you! I got the same card and a quite different error. I'm going to change my card with a 3Com PCI hoping to solve all my probs.
Note that i've also tried the debub program of ne2k-pci driver, abviously it don't work.
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