Re: Several PCI issues here

Forum: PCMCIA Wireless Network Adapter Issues
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ThinkPad 600 and Wavelan card (Jonathon Fletcher)
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That doesn't sound like a resource issue (David Hinds)
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Asus P3B-F and Ricoh RL5C475 - mixed irq ? (Jonathon Fletcher)
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Several PCI issues here (David Hinds)
Date: 2000, May 19
From: Jonathon Fletcher jonathon

Yay ! Thank you David. Using 3.1.15 does work much better. I now have 11Mb connectivity between the two cards. Both cards have taken pci irq 9. Your comment about the drivers puzzles me - the cards seem to be behaving sensibly with the wvlan_cs driver (1.04). I have the card firmware down at 4.52 (to stop wvlan_cs choking on the tx threshold) - does the 6.01b driver requirement issue relate to any firmware differences. I only ask because the cards seem to be working great with what I believe are pci irqs. Am I likely to be mistaking my irq types ? Thanks again, Jonathon -- Jonathon Fletcher jonathon.fletcher@pobox.com

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1. Hmmm, I might be wrong about the wvlan_cs driver by David Hinds, 2000, May 19

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