> He recently installed a PCI RAID card, and ever since, his Ethernet
> card stopped working. Further investigation revealed that his
> Realtek 8139 (10ec:8139) card had become 10ec:0139, and his 3Com
> Cyclone card had become 10b7:1055 from 10b7:9055.
>
> Did the PCI bus decide to mask those PCI IDs to prevent some sort of
> resource conflict that would ensue from loading an appropriate driver
> for these devices?
Probably just 1 pin somewhere does not connect well to the board, if
it did not burn or got scratched. I once had a soundblaster turn into a
graphics card :) Make sure you plug in clean slots (clean the dust) and
plug the cards well.
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