Did anybody succeed in TCP/IP running over a
3c509B-Combo card with BNC cable connection?
Please tell me
Claus
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 22:48:48 +0200, Claus Regelmann wrote:
Did anybody succeed in TCP/IP running over a
3c509B-Combo card with BNC cable connection?I got it running on my 3c509b RJ45 wire. Try it, it might not be
that different.
Previously, Claus Regelmann wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.installation:
Did anybody succeed in TCP/IP running over a
3c509B-Combo card with BNC cable connection?
Please tell meClaus
You probably need to tell the device which connector to use,
my 3c901 has RJ45,AUI and BNC. The device default was for the RJ45
below is what solved it for me:
io-net -del900 connector=0, duplex=1, speed=10 -p tcpip
the important bit being ‘connector=0’
cheers,
Russ.
Russell Petherick wrote:
Previously, Claus Regelmann wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.installation:
Did anybody succeed in TCP/IP running over a
3c509B-Combo card with BNC cable connection?
Please tell meClaus
You probably need to tell the device which connector to use,
my 3c901 has RJ45,AUI and BNC. The device default was for the RJ45
below is what solved it for me:io-net -del900 connector=0, duplex=1, speed=10 -p tcpip
the important bit being ‘connector=0’
cheers,
Russ.
Thank you Russ, that was the fault: I always wrote “connect=0”, because
the text
in the online doc is trunc. now it works. cheers
Claus
Russell Petherick wrote:
Previously, Claus Regelmann wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.installation:
Did anybody succeed in TCP/IP running over a
3c509B-Combo card with BNC cable connection?
Please tell meClaus
You probably need to tell the device which connector to use,
my 3c901 has RJ45,AUI and BNC. The device default was for the RJ45
below is what solved it for me:io-net -del900 connector=0, duplex=1, speed=10 -p tcpip
the important bit being ‘connector=0’
cheers,
Russ.
Thank you Russ, that was the fault: I always wrote “connect=0”, because
the text
in the online doc is trunc. now it works. cheers
Claus
Claus Regelmann <claus.regelmann@inka.de> wrote:
: Thank you Russ, that was the fault: I always wrote “connect=0”, because
: the text
: in the online doc is trunc. now it works. cheers
As I’ve mentioned in another group, helpviewer has a problem with compact
definition lists in some fonts. Change the body font to New Century Schoolbook
for now (it’s the only one I tried that didn’t truncate the text).