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From: Kent Hauser <kent@lab1.tfd.com>
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Subject: 3C589C interrupt problem
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Hi,

I just moved my laptop (Thinkpad 600E) from 3.2->5.0-CURRENT.
Everything is great *except* the ethernet link is not working
correctly. If I set the interrupt to `?' (as in pccard.conf.sample)
or 10 (as worked under 3.2) the probe fails "no int?!". If I 
set it to 11, then the probe works, "netstat -r" works (implying
DNS works, albeit slowly), but "telnet ipaddr" doesn't.
Pings take "60000" msec.

Any comments/suggestions?

Thanks. Kent


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