FC2 does not recognize ISA ethernet card
RoboticGolem
roboticgolem at gmail.com
Tue Aug 17 01:50:28 UTC 2004
First, if its not too late, zip into windows, bring up the props on
the card. Io and Irq...
then zip back and type:
modprobe ne io=0x300 irq=9
Or whatever your io and irq is. That was mine for a long time. If
you have the floppy disk of utils of your card, that should have a
util to tell you the settings. You can use a 98se cd to boot into dos
and then run the util from the floppy.
Ummm.... thats about all I can tell you. Good luck...
Of course that is assuming that its ne compatable... I could tell you
exactly if you could tell me what chipset that thing uses.
-Matt
On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 20:17:11 -0500, Kurt Ruby <kurtis318 at charter.net> wrote:
> I have an old e-Machines celeron 333 that I installed Fedora Core 3 on. Install worked just fine except the Netgear 10Mb ISA ethernet card is not being recognized. It worked just fine under Windows 98SE. I don't even see it when I use the Hardware Browser.
>
> Google search was not much help. I don't trust one post that said FC2 does not support ISA bus devices and recompiling the kernel is the only solution.
>
> I'm still a novice here on Linux but I have installed Red Hat on other non-ISA machines without trouble.
>
> Would appreciate any help. Thanks...
>
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