GNIC II results & bug reports.

[Claude Lefrancois]

Claude Lefrancois writes:
 > 
 > The PCI latency timer is something bad or not ? This machine has 3 PCI 
 > 64 bit slots. The driver doesn't want to load in these slots. When I
 > try to use the GNIC-II in a 64 bit slot, I get:
 > 
 > 	hamachi.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
 >

In fact, the machine has 3 32-bit PCI slots and 4 64-bit PCI slots. I
solved this problem today. It seems that if you put 32-bit PCI devices 
in 64-bit slots, you can have problems...

 >
 > The card is installed in a standard 32 bit PCI slot.
 > 

The GNIC-II card is now installed in a 64-bit PCI slot and works just
fine. Nerver install a SCSI controller in a 64-bit slot... I also get
rid of the NMI problem by moving the SCSI controller in a 32-bit PCI
slot.

 > 
 > eth2: Hamachi transmit timed out, status 00003803, resetting...
 >   Rx ring 0ade9020:  0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000d000 0000f000
 >   Tx ring 0ade9120:  4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 6000
 > 

This seems to be the last unsolved problem !!!

Many thanks,

Claude.

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