>> For reference, the cards I use were all obtained second hand, and
>> whilst the IRQ is jumperable, the address is not. I would presume
>> the address was originally set using some DOS-based program, but
>> that didn't come with the cards, so I'm basically stuck with
>> whatever they were last set to...
> been there.. But you can move the printer to a alternate port/irq,
> which has helped me on several systems with dumb ne2k cards.
Unfortunately, it's not the printer that's conflicting, but ide1, and
as far as I'm aware, that's not movable...
What gets me is that both the networking and the CD-writer on ide1
work fine, so I have to assume that the conflict is a virtual one, and
the network card isn't actually using 0x376 (offset 0x16 into the
card's space)...
Best wishes from Riley.
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| in other words, I can implement this XXXX feature, but I bet someone |
| else has already done so and is just about to release their patch. |
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