On Tue, 20 Jul 1999, Dunlap, Randy wrote:
> NE2000 uses base_io_addr thru base + 0x1f,
> but all registers in that range are not used.
> Base thru base + 0xf are ethernet controller registers.
> Base + 0x10 (16 bits) is a packet data transfer register.
> Base + 0x1f is a reset register.
> Some NE2000 adapters may alias the data transfer register
> and the reset register.
> Apparently yours does not do this...
>
Is this NE2k an ISA device? Correct me if I'm wrong but don't IOs only
get to the ISA bus if nothing on the PCI bus wants it?
Bryn
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