Unknown PCI device ID 40007210

Sami Yousif syousif@iname.com
Fri Oct 16 17:24:26 1998


Whe I run tulip-diag w/ the -fa option, I get 

Unknown PCI device ID 40007210

The card seems to be working correctly, and is seen in /proc/pci

/proc/interrutps also has the correct IRQ for the card, and it is NOT
sharing IRQs 


I have a feeling that it has nothing to do with the tulip driver or the
card (an SMC etherpower 10/100) but something on the machine that is not
detected... The thing is ... what...?

everything thats supposed to be there "seems to be" showing up on
/proc/pci....

The thing is... the only program that seems to detect it is
tulip-diag....

any hints? 


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