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Subject: Re: 3Com 3c523 in IBM PS/2 9585: Can't load module in kernel
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> > > > eth0: memprobe, Can't find memory at 0xc0000!

I get the same memprobe error. Haven't bothered with it for some time as I 
had problems getting the IBMMCASCSI recognized in 2.4.x but that seems to 
have been fixed now.

>I have patches that I believe fix this, but their own my box at home that I
>can't get do right now.  When I get back from LinuxWorld tomorrow I'll pull
>them off and post them.

Can't wait. Once I get this working I should be able to get Linux installed 
on this old PS/2 box. Can't remember the model number off hand as I am in 
the lab at the moment but it's a 486DX2/50 with 10 (or 12) Mib RAM, a 
300Mib SCSI disk or so with 3c523 ethernet card attached to a AUI-RJ45 
transceiver and then to a 10Mbit hub (works under DOS) and two graphics 
cards (the internal one and an additional XGA/2 IIRC). Should make a nice 
MCA test system once I get it networked and can install Linux on it... And 
a nice serial console for kernel debugging, for that matter. (-:

>Even if you don't use the card, it's be nice to have another user test it
>out before I submit the patch.

I definitely will use it. You have just found another keen to test the 
patch person. (-:

Anton


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