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Is there really no PCI version of ether2000.c yet?

Try http://www.9fs.org/dist/ether/ether2000.c. It will recognise
most PCI NE2000 cards, and autoconfigure. All you then need is

etherX=type=ne2000


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etherX=type=ne2000 port=P irq=I

where P and I are extracted from the PCI config space somehow.

On Sat Nov 17 22:56:23 EST 2001, ishwar@pali.cps.cmich.edu wrote:
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> What would a plan9.ini entry for such a card be? (naively assuming
> that it might work.)
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> -ishwar
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