Guennadi Liakhovetski wrote:
I know that is a stupid question but i want to ask it. Did you enable PNP option on BIOS firstly?Hi I have an ISA NE2000-clone, marked E-LAN-2000. It works fine, but it takes IRQ-3!:-( There are no jumpers on the board, so, I presumed, it should (might...) be PnP... Enabling PnP in the kernel produces "No PnP cards found" - and no /proc/isapnp file is created (is this the expected behaviour?) Running pnpdump (with eth0 down and ne.o and 8390.o removed) HALTS the machine COMPLETELY on trying 0x313 (NIC's io=0x300)... Anybody knows where the problem might be? Is it not a PnP card at all with all resources hard-wired on the board? And should the machine halt anyway?
Regards,
Ilker G.
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