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Old 04-26-2003, 12:18 AM   #1
rebeltech
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Angry Modprobe doesn't work but ISAPNP detects card


I am installing slackware (Latest version.) on a 486 single board computer with onboard 8019 realtek network controller. you can not disable PNP on this device.

I have configured ISAPNP to detect this card and it finds it on boot up. However modprobe doen't find the card. The card is set up on 0x220 irq 9. I run:

modprobe ne -io=0x220 -irq=0x9

and it doesn't find the card. Anyhelp would be appricated.
 
Old 04-26-2003, 02:34 AM   #2
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you are probably probing with the wrong module.
look for one like realtek, or rltk80xx or something.
you probably wont need the io and irq settings.
 
  


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