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Subject: ed0 Device Time out
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I keep getting a device timeout on two different systems (one running 2.2.5 
and the other running 3.2). I have the IRQ set at 5, and nothing else is set 
for that IRQ in my kernel as far as I know. The NIC is a 3C503. The card is 
detected and all goes well at boot.

Is there some sort of jumper on the card that needs to be set, or some sort 
of software I need to run to configure the card itself more? Or is it 
something else I'm doing wrong? 

TIA
Espo


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