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From: Warner Losh <imp@village.org>
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Subject: ISA Intel EtherExpress PRO/10+ ISA LAN Adapter
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OK.  Yes, I know I said ISA twice :-).  I just picked up a bunch of these
cards cheap and was wondering if I could use the ex driver for them, and
if so how.  I tried disabling PNP, setting the I/O port to 300 (not in use
on my machine) and the IRQ to 11 (ditto) and rebooting.  After trying about
a half dozen different addresses, I could get nothing beyond "ex0 not found"
in the boot sequence.

Any ideas?

Warner

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