Re: Gigabit card problems
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Not sure what that is? The original mail was generated by a web-based notes
app. Here was my original post:
Group,
I set up a Dell 1650 with a gb Broadcom card on it using the standard
Redhat 7.2 cds. I then installed Lotus Domino as my intention was to use
this as a mail server. The installation went smoothly until I put the
server in production where the gb card started acting flakey, going up and
down. Someone suggested that I would be better off installing the intel gb
driver e1000-3.1.22-1.i386. So, I uninstalled the broadcom driver and
bounced the server. Installed the intel driver and bounced the server. Now
my issue begins... the eth0 card is not recognized in the bios when the
server comes up. The bios shows the lo being claimed but not eth0 or eth1.
I uninstalled the intel driver and placed the broadcom driver back on and
the same thing is happenning where I don't see the card being claimed in
the bios when the server is coming up. Am i missing something? How do I
check what driver is being loaded to run that card? I've checked the
configuration files and nothing has changed. Your help is greatly
appreciated as this is a new environment for me.
Pat Spatola
Unix Administrator
Berkley Technology Services
302-439-2006
[email protected]
Ernie Schroder
<[email protected] To: [email protected]
et> cc:
Sent by: Subject: Re: Gigabit card problems
enigma-list-admin
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03/02/2003 03:56
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Please respond to
enigma-list
On Sunday 02 March 2003 12:01, [email protected] wrote:
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What is this? Is this something composed with M$ Outbreak?
--
Regards, Ernie
100% Microsoft and Intel free
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