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From: Kevin Avilla <kevina@sierra.net>
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Subject: ed1: device timeout
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I get the following message at boot time. "ed1: device timeout" What 
could cause this? The ethernet card was working, it is set an memory 
address 300 and IRQ 5. I tested it with Windows '95 and the card works fine.