3Com 3C905C-TX-M Fast EthernetLink XL 10/100

is this NIC always to crash or unstable?
i'm using this card with my solaris 8 10/01, but no anything happen, how can i test my NIC is it running correct?

Hai ...
this is the best supported card on intel environment ....and mostly will recognise with the interface name elxl0 , try to check u r ip add using ..
#ifconfig -a ..... then ping to u r local address ... i hope u can ensure u r nic is working or not.
good luck.
konda

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    Port 800-8DF, C00-C7F; Memory FFB00000-FFFFFFFF
    ACPI device:PNP0C01
    Memory: 9FC00-9FFFF, 3f87000-7F86FFF, FFFB0000-FFBFFFFF, FFC00000-FFFFFFFF."
    How can I recovery this "CONFLICT".
    Thanks very much !!!
    Jack

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