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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
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Subject: Re: Crossover Ethernet
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> after doing the above, then type ifconfig fxp0, get "status: no carrier".
> Thought that was the problem, so replaced fpx0 board with NE2000T (ed0) same
> configuration  but get "device timeout" for every attempted access to the board.
> man pages says that error is the result of an irq conflict, so I set ed0's irq
> to 8. Same problem. Back to fxp0 board since it worked on the campus LAN (10
> MBps) just a few days ago... What do I do about the "no carrier" message? 

	AAre you sure the cable is good? Is it wired right?


					Rick


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