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> From owner-current-users@sun-lamp.cs.berkeley.edu Mon Feb  7 21:53:15 1994
> From:	Robert Shady <rls@zeus.id.net>
> Message-Id: <199302071943.OAA24083@zeus.id.net>
> Subject: Re: IF_NE.C NNOVELL 2000 ETHERNET DRIVER TROUBLES
> To:	buhrow@cats.ucsc.edu (Brian Buhrow)
> Cc:	current-users@sun-lamp.cs.berkeley.edu
> In-Reply-To: <199402071705.JAA25971@cobweb.ucsc.edu> from "Brian Buhrow" at Feb 7, 94 09:05:40 am
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> >  Was support for the NE2000 moved to a different file name? 
> 
> Yes.  You should now be using the IF_ED driver, the IF_NE driver was out
> of date.
> 
Hmm , is it possible to run if_ed without dma-access ( If it uses dma ,I don't know )
I'm asking because of the 16+Mb limit ... It would be nice to have a card which can be run
in such machines, not everybody has EISA or 3 VLB-bus slots. 
However I don't know if it does dma ( maybe I'm totally wrong ?! ),
if not what is that memadress specified in the kernel-config?
> 
Thanks 
B.Wiserner



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