i have a NE2000 compatible ethernet PCMCIA card. When I run pin it
showes up as Network. From here I am stumped on how to make that card
run. I have tried the PcmciaLaunch Command to launch the Net.ether1000
driver with the correct io port and irq but i do not think that this is
working because i cannot ping out once i have this completed. I think i
am actually getting grey hair over this…
Any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
Start PCMCIA
pcmciatrap start
nettrap start # Does: Net, netmap, and Net.etherXXX
Note - Sometimes IRQ or IO are not detected properly for PCMCIA,
so instead try something like:
pcmciatrap start
Net &
netmap -f
Net.ether1000 -l1 -p320 -i7 # PCMCIA: D-Link DE-660
If still trouble, check your IRQ assignments for clashes:
sin irqs
-Paul
Chris Bice <chris.bice@rjginc.com> wrote in message news:3A098917.EB108AAC@rjginc.com…
i have a NE2000 compatible ethernet PCMCIA card. When I run pin it
showes up as Network. From here I am stumped on how to make that card
run. I have tried the PcmciaLaunch Command to launch the Net.ether1000
driver with the correct io port and irq but i do not think that this is
working because i cannot ping out once i have this completed. I think i
am actually getting grey hair over this…
Any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
Chris Bice <chris.bice@rjginc.com> wrote:
i have a NE2000 compatible ethernet PCMCIA card. When I run pin it
showes up as Network. From here I am stumped on how to make that card
run. I have tried the PcmciaLaunch Command to launch the Net.ether1000
driver with the correct io port and irq but i do not think that this is
working because i cannot ping out once i have this completed. I think i
am actually getting grey hair over this…
Any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated.
Take a look, also, at /etc/readme/pcmcia and /etc/readme/technotes/pcmcia
as they have lots of good information on how to do the configuration.
-David