Please excuse my english
I did upgrade my node hardware
to Pentium III 800 MHZ 128MB
but when I tried run a new 3Com
Etherlink card have this problem
nettrap query
Net.ether905 -pd800 -i255 -I0 -l1 &
netmap -f
but when I run nettrap start the kernel smash
Version 425.J Sep 09 1999 …
kernel fault Idt 270 fault d+14
(pid = 47, ‘//1/bin/Net’)
and stack and register description
Thanks
Francisco Philip wrote:
Please excuse my english
I did upgrade my node hardware
to Pentium III 800 MHZ 128MB
but when I tried run a new 3Com
Etherlink card have this problemnettrap query
Net.ether905 -pd800 -i255 -I0 -l1 &
netmap -fbut when I run nettrap start the kernel smash
Version 425.J Sep 09 1999 …
kernel fault Idt 270 fault d+14
(pid = 47, ‘//1/bin/Net’)
and stack and register description
The parameter -i255 is the hint - it means that the PCI-BIOS did not assign an
interrupt to the card (or nettrap was unable to determine which one).
First, you could try to start the driver without using nettrap like this:
(-v to get more info, the other parameters are really redundant)
If the system still crashes, you should check your BIOS settings (interrupt
assignment for PCI should be auto, plug&play OS off, interrupts only reserved
for Legacy/ISA when really necessary etc. etc.)
If you don’t find anything, please post the output from
(before attempting to run nettrap, of course).
BTW, what is the precise type of the card you are using? There are a lot of
different 3C905 cards around!
I have an installed base of appr. 60 pcs. 3C905B-TX-NM running perfectly fine
with QNX4, but have also seen a 3C905-T4 which consistently refuses to negotiate
a link with our HP switches…
cheers
Anders Larsen
Dear Anders, thank you
mi card is running correctly now
because the PNP OS was disabled
PD the card Etherlink III 905C …
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Francisco Philip wrote:
Please excuse my english
I did upgrade my node hardware
to Pentium III 800 MHZ 128MB
but when I tried run a new 3Com
Etherlink card have this problemnettrap query
Net.ether905 -pd800 -i255 -I0 -l1 &
netmap -fbut when I run nettrap start the kernel smash
Version 425.J Sep 09 1999 …
kernel fault Idt 270 fault d+14
(pid = 47, ‘//1/bin/Net’)
and stack and register descriptionThe parameter -i255 is the hint - it means that the PCI-BIOS did not
assign an
interrupt to the card (or nettrap was unable to determine which one).First, you could try to start the driver without using nettrap like
this:Net.ether905 -v &
(-v to get more info, the other parameters are really redundant)
If the system still crashes, you should check your BIOS settings
(interrupt
assignment for PCI should be auto, plug&play OS off, interrupts only
reserved
for Legacy/ISA when really necessary etc. etc.)If you don’t find anything, please post the output from
show_pci -v
(before attempting to run nettrap, of course).
BTW, what is the precise type of the card you are using? There are a lot
of
different 3C905 cards around!
I have an installed base of appr. 60 pcs. 3C905B-TX-NM running perfectly
fine
with QNX4, but have also seen a 3C905-T4 which consistently refuses to
negotiate
a link with our HP switches…cheers
Anders Larsen