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Tim Gibson wrote:
> 
> Don't know if I've got a problem here or if it's supposed to be
> like this. I've got a few old HP Vectras with an AMD ether on
> board. The generic install kernel sees the ether, but doesn't
> seem to poll it for the MAC and then doesn't finish setting up
> the lnc0 device for use with install. 2.2.7 did do this with
> no probs.
> 
> I've popped a realtek 8029 into the PCI bus, didn't bother
> turning off the onboard ether and 3.0 setup the ed1 fine.
> I'm hoping that a kernel recompile (downloading the install
> now) will fix this up.
> 
> Anyone else out there have/had this problem? Did it fixup ok
> with a kernel recompile?
> 
> Tim Gibson
> IMC Inc.
> 
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Hello,

The lance/Ethernet seems to be broken these times (see in the archives 
if the messages on the subject already went in)

HTH
	TfH

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