Re: NE2K clone, MPU401 and SB16 SCSI-2 conflict?

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From: Kelvin Kwong
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 00:08

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Nalin Dahyabhai (nsdahya1@argus.rh.ncsu.edu) wrote:

: I had a similar problem when I got a network card, too. And you're right,
: it *is* an address conflict. The easiest solution for you is to configure
: the card in the other computer, then move it into the one you want to use
: it in. Since the configuration is written to the card and saved in
: hardware, it shouldn't give you any problems after that.

Wouldn't it be easier to pull out the offending card, in this case the 
SB16 and then reinsert it after the network card has been configured?

Kelvin

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