[H-GEN] Multi Network Cards...
Robert Brockway
robert at zen.humbug.org.au
Wed Oct 8 08:26:12 EDT 1997
On Wed, 8 Oct 1997, Byron Ellacott wrote:
> current kernel releases of ne.c do not autoprobe anymore - apparently it
> was causing problems with some other hardware. You need only supply the
I thought they just did 'limited autoprobing' but I can't swear to it.
> base IO port, however, as the modules all use a nifty trick for finding
> which IRQ is triggered when they yell something at the card.
Yep, specifying one of the irq and ioport is a good way to see a card too.
> I have (well, had) two network cards in my machine for a while.. they were
> different types of cards, however..
Here's a question regarding 2 network cards while we're on the subject.
Bra dn I put 2 3c509 cards in a box tonight. The box would fail to
recognise one of the. The 2 cards were using irq 3,ioport 0x200 and
irq 10 and ioport 0x300. The first of the 2 cards was seen but the 2nd
(irq 10) was always missed despite us doing an ether=10,0x300,eth1 line
and lots of variations. Are there any known problems with putting 2 3c509
cards in a box?
Cheers,
-Robert
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