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From: Mike Dresser <mdresser_l@windsormachine.com>
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On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Jeff Garzik wrote:

> this is a toughie...   basically that is an invalid PCI ID that should
> not occur.  the "00ec" should really be "10ec", but it sounds like there
> is a missing bit in the EEPROM where your card's PCI ID is stored.

Took the card out, tried another, 10ec:8139 as expected.

Put the old card back in, didn't come up in BIOS or lspci.  Pulled the
card out, put it back in, comes up as 10ec:8139.

I suspect there's something flaky about this card :D

So yeah, ignore all the pci_id stuff, this card is just fubar :)

Man, I'd hate to be someone in charge of hardware under linux, there's so
much flaky stuff.

Mike

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