Re: detecting 3c90X (EtherLink XL)

[Crispin Murphy <crispin@myra.com>]

The netboot software needs the software interrupt vector for the card. 
supplying 0x20 on the command line will probably work in your case. 
For the cards at our implementation I use 0x60.  I don't recall how
I determined which interrupt to use.  Note that IRQ 11 that you're
seeing in the linux kernel is a hardware interrupt - the two are quite
different.

Crispin

KALKAN SINAN wrote:

        hi everyone,

        maybe it's very easy for you but i got troubled with detecting the
        network card specified in the subject through floppy booting.
        altough i specified the command line options, the driver gives
        the list of command line options and prints "PKTDRVR: No Int".

        - does "Int" in "No Int" mean interrupt number? if so, how can
        i learn it? on linux it says 11 for it but in options list, the
        range for the interrupt is "0x20-oxff".

        - what's the minimum to be supplied as commandline options?

        thanks in advance
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