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On Mon, 22 Dec 1997, Daniel Leeds wrote:

> -1 IRQ for software settings...but userconfig wont let me enter -1

  I don't see that in the ed(4) manpage.  I don't think it can even be
done on most ne2000 cards.

> i have no documentation on the card and it doesnt appear to have jumpers :)

  Then you need to use some kind of softset utility to change it.  It
could conflicting with something in your system already, in which case
you will forced to the change the IRQ.

> thanks

Tom