Re: Problems with DEC Etherworks 3

[Darryl Bond <dbond@nrggos.com.au>]

Ken Yap wrote:
> 
> >It finds the card at IRQ5 IO:300 Memory Address:D000 memory Mode:2k
> >Ethernet Address:08-00-2B-BC-FE-50
> >
> >Found Packet Driver at int 60 (I have tried several interrupts with
> >similar effect)
> >
> >It starts sending bootp requests.
> >I have snooped the wire and found:
> >
> >OLD-BROADCAST -> BROADCAST    DHCP/BOOTP BOOTREQUEST
> >        lady -> 203.4.168.242 DHCP/BOOTP BOOTREPLY
> 
> It looks like the card is deaf to incoming packets. Is the hardware
> ok? Have you tested it independently, e.g. run it under DOS with a packet
> driver and say kermit or NCSA telnet?
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I have run it under Windows succesfully (The card itself seems to be
Ok).
Do you have a pointer to some doco on testing it in the mode you are
suggesting? I assume you are trying to prove the packet driver code
supplied by DEC.

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Darryl Bond
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