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From: "Piotr Sroczynski" <piotr@m1.com>
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> > First has SMC EliteULTRA 8416 software selectable PnP operation 
> > - ethernet
> 
> The 'ed' driver doesn't support SMC cards in PnP mode.  (Or rather it
> doesn't support SMC cards in non shared memory mode which is what they run
> in when configured via PnP.)
I know about it but 'ed' in 4.1R doesn't support SMC 8416 in any 
mode set (PnP /not PnP, PIO/shared mem.), because it aways 
treat 'ed' as PnP device and reprogram it on his own.
With SMC 8216 (no PnP dev.) I haven't any problem.

Piotr Sroczynski


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