Maybe I am not right, but 4 every ne2000 isa card, are so called utilities 
flopies,
I think you could use any of manufacturer (realtek,acorp etc) it is a dos 
flopy, and with it it is posible to change irq and i/o. If you interested 
in it, i could find one, some where on my old flopies farm :)

Sincerely,
Simas Mockevicius
On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 05:25:04 -0500 (EST), der Mouse 
<mouse@Rodents.Montreal.QC.CA> wrote:

>>>> 1. An NE2000 clone (no idea what Manufactor):  Unfortunatly its IRQ
>>>>    is set to 3 and [appears unchangeable].
>>> Did you try building a kernel with the irq changed on the relevant
>>> line?
>> Sure I did (otherwise the card wouldnt work at all) --
>
> Actually, I've seen network cards sort-of-work even with their IRQ
> values wrong; typically, received packets won't be noticed until it
> transmits another packet - but if the network is busy, this can look
> like "working" for a while.
>
> But if you've fixed the IRQ, then I'm out of ideas.
>
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