The best fix would be to change the ne2000 driver to check that the irq is
correct. I'm told this must be possible since Windows 95 does it. A
weaker solution would be to document the fact that if the card is not
operationtal, but does report dropped packets, that an incorrect irq
setting is the likely cause.
-Much Thanks
-Randy
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