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On Thu, 10 Apr 2003, Mark P wrote:
> If I set it to "Plug and Play" via the Intel SoftSet program, the NIC
> reports no IRQ and ff:ff:ff:ff as it's MAC address. If I set it to IRQ
> 10, I don't see any conflicts but I can't seem to hit anything (network
> wise) beyond the card interface.

Don't use PnP; I had problems with the Pro/10s and PnP.  The driver has
the code to send the PnP wakeup sequence but its currently disabled.

Use a fixed config with non-confliting resources.

Your kernel config should be just:

device	ex

You'll also want to set the port with the DOS config utility.  While the
driver displays media status and supported media I haven't yet figured out
how to select the media.

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