I'd try the becker config tools and make sure that the card is in fact set
to the IRQ / Base address you want.  I had some 3c509's that I *thought*
were solid, but in fact needed a little massaging.  They are with all of
becker's other stuff, once at CESDIS (NASA), but now at his new page
somewhere at scyld.com.  Google can help you with the particulars.

I suggest this primarily becuase the Kingston ne2000 cards are mentioned
*particularly* as easy to get working (with the right tools.)

If that's not enough too get going, I'll dig around and find out which
computer has the damnable bookmarks file. :)

On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, spencer underground wrote:

> On Monday 25 June 2001 10:49 am, you wrote:
> > modprobe ne io=0xYYY irq=XX
> 
> I have tried this option with serveral times to no avail. Maybe my syntax was 
> incorrect.
> 
> > PCI NE2000 card however, you want ne2k-pci, and should not need to give io
> 
> The card is an ISA type that porports to be plug n play. I have a few of them 
> I took out of various machines. Oddly enough I am having trouble getting the 
> same card to work in win98se as well. I do not want to beleive that I have 
> three identical problem nic's. I suppose I should just invest my $15 in a 
> realtek 8139. But what about all the future NE2000 nics I will run across?
> 
> > are irq. As soon as I get my computer function again I can get you the
> > entry for modutils/conf.modules, though you chould be able to figure this
> > out for yourself. It's documented...somewhere.
> >
> > As for unresolved symbols, what Distro, or did you compile your own
> > package?
> 
> The distro is RH7.1.
> 
> 
> 

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