On 3/1/07, Benjamin Karhan <simon@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Tried the smp kernel and it did not help. I finally installed an old 3com 10/100 card
and it works using the 3com.
Mike
A little birdy told me that Mike Noble said:
] I downloaded and installed the kernel plus and it had no effect.
] The machine is pretty useless without a network connection.
] Guess I will just go back to using SuSe, unless someone has
] a solution.
] I am also not able to get it to use my Nvidia 6200 LE, I tried to use the
] 6200 but it
] did not work. I do not want to use Generic VESA.
]
] Mike
i don't have any idea if this relates... as i haven't used the MB
you're talking about... but that being said:
i had some very similar issues to what you are describing with
the NIC... and they were solved quite easily by simply loading
the SMP kernel (instead of the uni-processor one)...
and the SMP kernel is on the install CDs/DVD...
my experience was that the SMP kernel was pre-compiled with
better APIC support that the uniprocessor one...
and the interrupt handling of the NIC involved wouldn't work
right off the bat without it...
just a thought...
Tried the smp kernel and it did not help. I finally installed an old 3com 10/100 card
and it works using the 3com.
Mike
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