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I'm having problem running Red Hat WS v.3 with Nvidia Nforce3 chipset.
Problem is with the NIC Card (on board or linksys) Red Hat see and install the NIC's but will not assign an IRQ. Red Hat support team says it is the Chip Set... the BIOS that will not assign the IRQ.
I have used/tried both BIOS rev. F11 and F12, nether one over them will work.
One thing Red Hat wanted me to check on in the BIOS is, if the PnP was turn on or off. With both BIOS installed I can't find the PnP option??
Red Hat told me to contact the vendor for assistance with using or installing their drivers.
Mother Board = GigaByte K8N Pro with chip set 150
Proccessor = AMD64
I can't connect to the internet.
If i set the IRQ for ether NIC Card, it will take it, but will not access the internet.
any other pc on my network can not ping the static ip that i have assign to it.
Step 2. Install version of Linux that supports and fully enables all acpi features at first install. Suggestions include Suse, Mandrake, and Gentoo if you feel like having fun. Stick to distro's with 2.6 kernels so that the nForce motherboard will be enabled without extra drivers from nvidia.com
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