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Old 12-29-2003, 12:29 PM   #1
palanisaravanan
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Angry How to find Packet driver interrupt for ethernet cards


am trying to set up a diskless network in my office.when i tried to make a bootrom for my clinet side pc's ethernet card it asks 3 values.
(1).Packet driver interrupt no, (2) IRQ ,(3) I/O address [All values related with my ethernet card]
I found out IRQ and I/O address values from /proc/pci.
But how to find out packet driver interrupt number.
I tried some values 0x60 to 0x66.But it is not working.It is saying
" PACKET DRIVER FAILED TO INTIALIZE THE BOARD"
"PKTDRV ERROR:NO INT"
"PRESS ANY KEY TO REBOOT'"
MY QUESTION IS
1.From where and how can i find out packet driver interrupt number for my eth card.
2.what are the possible values for packet driver interrupt number.
-Any ideas??
 
Old 12-29-2003, 01:18 PM   #2
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http://www.rt-sys.com/network.htm

Hope this helps. I m not too sure if it is relevent though.

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