TULIP IRQ =0
Lawrence MacIntyre
lpz@ornl.gov
Mon Jan 3 17:47:54 2000
Got an HP machine? I had the same problem. It turns out that when
newer BIOS menus ask you if you want WIN95/98/DOS/Other or some similar
question, you HAVE to tell it Other. That turns off Plug n Pray. The
older ones were more lucid, and they explicitly told you PnP
enable/disable. Try that.
Micah Marshall wrote:
>
> How do i solve the problem of having an iRQ = 0 for my DEC21041 network
> card.
>
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