> On Sat, 7 Nov 1998, Jesse Kaufman wrote:
>
> > AHA!!! i think i found what's wrong... when i looked in /proc i saw that
> > eth0 and es1370 (my sound card) are using the same IRQ, and it looks like the
> > I/O Ports are conflicting, also... is there a way to tell my sound card to
> > use a different I/O Port and IRQ? it is an Ensoniq AudioPCI PnP card...
>
> You'll have to check in your BIOS (hope it's recent) to set the
> appropriate IRQ to "ISA" rather than automatic control. If it's an
> AudioPCI, the I/O ports can't conflict, since PCI cards don't use the low
> I/O ports, they use mapped high (>3GB) memory.
>
> If you have a recent Award BIOS, like most of my machines, there's a
> section on PCI configuration, with three options at the top-left, then a
> break, then a list of the IRQs and 'who' they're assigned to. If there's
> no list, one of the top three (I think the first) has to be set to Manual.
>
> If you don't have a recent Award BIOS, I can't help you much. Docs are a
> possibility, if you have them. If all else fails, try a sound list (dunno
> which exist, probably linux-sound@vger, or something at the ALSA site
> [check sunsite.unc.edu/LDP/ for the URL]) and ask about moving the card
> somewhere else, by way of either the BIOS or telling the driver which IRQ
> to use (PCI can do that).
>
ok, i finally got my cards to use different IRQ's (eth0 = 10, and es1370 = 11),
but it STILL doesn't get inet!!! does the same thing it used to... it goes fine
for about 15 seconds, then quits on me! what am i doing wrong? i've tried
everything i can think of! is there anythine else i'm doing wrong?
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