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10-18-2003 01:47 AM
10-18-2003 01:47 AM
network lan problem
hello ,
our customer have an HP9000 D330 server with HP_ux 10.20 and when we install the eisa Lan card 100BT at the boot system the error occure :
CFG file ( /sbin/lib/eisa/!INP0500.CFG ) is illegal .Error at line 1 , the bord in slot 8 not be added.
eisa_config finished .
when it start we do an ioscan witch display :
8/20/5/8 unknown Eisa cardINP0500
NB : the CFG file has been copied from the application CDROM of june 1999
thanks .
our customer have an HP9000 D330 server with HP_ux 10.20 and when we install the eisa Lan card 100BT at the boot system the error occure :
CFG file ( /sbin/lib/eisa/!INP0500.CFG ) is illegal .Error at line 1 , the bord in slot 8 not be added.
eisa_config finished .
when it start we do an ioscan witch display :
8/20/5/8 unknown Eisa cardINP0500
NB : the CFG file has been copied from the application CDROM of june 1999
thanks .
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10-18-2003 05:52 AM
10-18-2003 05:52 AM
Re: network lan problem
Hello!
Did you install HP's hardware (the lan card)?
Looks like the kernel can't find driver for.
Did you install driver for EISA lan?
Try it.
Caesar
Did you install HP's hardware (the lan card)?
Looks like the kernel can't find driver for.
Did you install driver for EISA lan?
Try it.
Caesar
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10-19-2003 03:23 PM
10-19-2003 03:23 PM
Re: network lan problem
Hi,
This is what you have to do.
#insf -e
# ioscan
if you still do not see the lan card. It means that you do not have the right driver in the kernel. Please install the right driver and re-built the kernel. Once it reboots and comes back it is going to see the EISA lan card. Please make sure that you have a good working lan card in place. Check the LEDs at the back of the card. It would give you an error condition if the card is defective.
Thanks !! Hope this helps
Pratyush
This is what you have to do.
#insf -e
# ioscan
if you still do not see the lan card. It means that you do not have the right driver in the kernel. Please install the right driver and re-built the kernel. Once it reboots and comes back it is going to see the EISA lan card. Please make sure that you have a good working lan card in place. Check the LEDs at the back of the card. It would give you an error condition if the card is defective.
Thanks !! Hope this helps
Pratyush
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10-19-2003 04:54 PM
10-19-2003 04:54 PM
Re: network lan problem
Hi,
It looks like card driver problem of EISA slot. If the card moved to other slot or new installation, whenever booting,the system try to look for some information that already configured old file(i/o) in /etc/eisa/system.sci
So if already the driver was installed,
my recommandation is at first, remove this file /etc/eisa/system.sci and
and " shutdown -r " for rescanning and recreating i/o information.
Good luck!
It looks like card driver problem of EISA slot. If the card moved to other slot or new installation, whenever booting,the system try to look for some information that already configured old file(i/o) in /etc/eisa/system.sci
So if already the driver was installed,
my recommandation is at first, remove this file /etc/eisa/system.sci and
and " shutdown -r " for rescanning and recreating i/o information.
Good luck!
Easy going at all.
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