Prob with onboard LAN!

It doesn't seem to want to work when I run my board in dual-channel mode!
I'm using my old generic 3com card in the meantime...but I might need that PCI slot.
I'm using the 6743, or the GM2LS, which is an mATX board with a p4 2.8c. No OC'ing, stock voltage on the CPU and my 2x 512 Corsair matched memory.
Win XP Pro SP1, 400W Antec SmartPower PSU.
Just updated all my drivers.
Any ideas anyone?
-Dave

You board has an onboard 10/100Mbps LAN right? Disable the onboard LAN so that you PCI Lan card can be use.

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I've re-read this thread and everything I wrote initially is still the case and the problem.
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@websherpa: different board, start your own topic. Do not hijack this one.
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MOVED: G31M3 V2 OnBoard LAN - WOL works Intermittantly

This topic has been moved to Intel Core 2 Duo/Quad boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=149866.0

Last year I lost interest in this problem after getting nowhere. Now I'm keen again to try to get WOL working on my computer.
I've re-read this thread and everything I wrote initially is still the case and the problem.
The last reply I had was from 'Cronnin' suggesting checking bios setting.
As I stated in my original question/problem I have enabled 'wake on PCI-E', 'wake on PCI (PME#)' in bios and tried with one or the other enabled and with both enabled.
1: The computer starts from 'shut down' S1 mode via a 'magic packet' if I send the 'magic packet' within a few minutes of shutting down, therefore I assume all addresses, port-forwarding, wol bios settings etc are correct
BUT
2: Sending exactly the same 'magic packet' after the computer has been shut down for 1/2 hour or more will not turn it on.
The thing that I still think points to the problem is the fact that the green led on the onboard LAN NIC goes off when the computer is shut down (S1 mode). It also goes off when 'S3' mode is selected in bios.
Incidently, in both those shut down modes the 'num lock' led on the keyboard is still on so I gather the PSU is still supplying 5V to the mainboard.
I'm leaning to the idea that the problem is a fault with the motherboard or on-board NIC. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks in anticipation.
Agathosthenes

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