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Re: HELP - NFS install using GE2000II Ethernet Adapter

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From: Graham Daveney
Date: Mon, 04 Nov 1996 00:00

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Subbarao Chitturi (Sraov@cris.com) wrote:


: eth0: ewrk3_probe(): Detected a device already registered at 0x2e0
: eth0: ewrk3_probe(): Detected a device already registered at 0x3c0
: eth0: D-Link DE-600 pocket adapter: not at I/O 0x378

I could be wrong here, but you may want to try passing command line
arguments to the kernel upon startup. Have a read of the bootprompt howto
as well as the ethernet-howto, as they will give you the corect syntax needed
to get your card working.

I was mucking around with an Intel Etherexpress PRO 10, I couldnt get it working
but when I was trying to set it up, Ian Lisle suggested that I use a command
line option where you tell the kernel the memory address and the IRQ that you
are using for the card.

The command line option that I was using was ether=9,0x210,0,0,eth0.



Good Luck
Graham

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