you can also use knoppix to find out, it does a fine job for me when I'm
stuck like that. Also, I've you've got an old copy of Windows 98 banging
around you might try it at last resort to find out the IRQ and IO port
Alexander Dalloz wrote:
Am So, den 11.04.2004 schrieb Rick Lim um 01:35:
its a 3com isa card and kudzu didn't find it
You have to know which resources the ISA card uses to be able to pass
them - IRQ and IO - as parameter to the ethernet device module. Maybe
run the DOS tool by 3Com to find out the values and maybe set them. In
addition use motherboard BIOS to set an IRQ for ISA usage for the NIC.
Alexander
