How to get 2 lans ports working on K8N Neo2 platinum

I can only get the one lan port working which is the realtek device. Ive tried installing drivers for the marvel lan but it doesnt show up in device manager. Can any one tell me how i get this second lan port working.
 

Quote from: Justmeto on 02-July-06, 05:02:54
I can only get the one lan port working which is the realtek device. Ive tried installing drivers for the marvel lan but it doesnt show up in device manager. Can any one tell me how i get this second lan port working.
The other network interface is by nVidia -- the Marvel part is just the PHY for the nForce3 NI -- and the drivers should install with the nVidia driver install.  Which nVidia driver package are you using?  People have had NI trouble with the 5.11 pack - personally I use the 5.10 pack with the 4.79 IDE/SATA drivers which you should be able to find here: [urlhttp://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?id=19[/url].  In BIOS Setup under Integrated Peripherals, what's labeled MAC Lan(nVIDIA) is the one you want to make sure is on Auto.

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