On Wed, 8 Jul 1998, Matthias Drochner wrote:
> Does it get the same address range if the HD is in?
> The 0x240 does not obviously conflict with the
> HD, but perhaps there is some second order effect
> which causes the PnP framework to choose
> another setup.

Yes, it does... however, I have the same problem when I disable the card's
PnP mode and configure it to use port 0x300, IRQ 10.

BTW, FreeBSD and OpenBSD have the exact same problem (I guess they all use
pretty much the same driver), while as far as I can tell, Linux works. I
didn't get enough of Linux running to actually ifconfig and ping, but at
least it showed the correct MAC address.

> It would probably help to get as much as possible from
> the ISApnp ressource information (DEBUG_ISAPNP).
> And perhaps the setting chosen by the BIOS (and probably
> used by the DOS tool).

I can turn on DEBUG_ISAPNP, but I don't think it's a PnP problem... I
still have the problem when PnP is disabled. The BIOS is old and doesn't
know about PnP, and I don't know what resource settings the DOS tool uses.
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