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> What does this mean?  And how should I correct them to work properly.
> "ed0: device timeout"

Often this means that interrupts aren't configured properly.

Details please?  What sort of card is this?  Typically, I boot DOS
briefly to use the softsetup program to configure a net card and
try to run the diagnostics if any are available.

If possible (and it's not otherwise occupied) I'd favor setting the
interrupt to IRQ 5 or 10 since 3 is conventionally assigned to your second
serial port.

Good Luck,

Jerry Hicks
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