IC7-G - problem with build in Intel nec connection

Solution #2

posted on Aug 10, 2005

Mini Me - usenet poster

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Oh Well ...

Some open 'doors' offer opportunity ...
some not.

Hiest by my own Petard ...
try again.

;_(
Qed.

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Solution #3

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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oh, MAN!  that was baaaaaaaad!

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Thomas Geery
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ftp://68.98.180.8  Abit Mirror <-----  Cable modem IP
This IP is dynamic so it *could* change!...
over 120,000  FTP users served!
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Solution #4

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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Yeahhh ... you aughta!!

I'd hafta call that getting "Heaped" upon ...
and not "moi", of all peeps.

Totally missed that "door" ...
good one Dion.
:_0

:-)
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Solution #5

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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er, my bad, for sure.  I did not catch that.  apologies all around.

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Thomas Geery
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ftp://geerynet.d2g.com
ftp://68.98.180.8  Abit Mirror <-----  Cable modem IP
This IP is dynamic so it *could* change!...
over 120,000  FTP users served!
       ^^^^^^^

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Solution #6

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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Errrm, Tom, don't tell me you didn't read the part in the thread where I
wrote :-

Are you not getting enough sheep? <typo?> should be "sleep" ;o)

regards,

Dion L Heap
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Solution #7

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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Dion,

This board has one Firewire controller and if he has an Audigy installed
(for example) then there will be a Firewire controller on that card as well.
Just a thought...

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Thomas Geery
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over 120,000  FTP users served!
       ^^^^^^^

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Solution #8

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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1394 IS firewire, but if you are showing 2 when you only have 1 then
something is wrong somewhere which is what I was trying to say. Did you read
the replies properly?

regards,

Dion L Heap
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Solution #9

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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you should see the Intel Gigabit Ethernet adapter in addition to the 1394
adapters.  you either do not have it enabled in the bios or there is a
device that does not have a driver installed that is showing in device
manager.

one thing to be aware of is that in my experience, the bios menu options for
some devices, including specifically the onboard NIC, can disappear from the
bios settings screens.  clearing the CMOS with the jumper appears to correct
this problem.

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ftp://geerynet.d2g.com
ftp://68.98.180.8  Abit Mirror <-----  Cable modem IP
This IP is dynamic so it *could* change!...
over 120,000  FTP users served!
       ^^^^^^^

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Solution #10

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 11:48:47 -0000, "Dion L Heap"



I was under the impression from the MB book that I should see Intel
P?ro 1000 CT. If I click on the card icon in the toolbar, it only
shows an empty folder named Network. I thought the 2 instances of the
1394 was for firewire not ethernet.

SER

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Solution #11

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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That's the one I was talking about, you should only be showing 2 1394
adapters if you have the one on the board enabled and if you have one on a
add in board such as an audigy card etc. As an aside, you have made sure
it's enabled in the bios haven't you?  If so then yes, I would uninstall the
2 instances of 1394 you have listed and reboot and see what happens.

regards,

Dion L Heap
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Solution #12

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 02:30:23 -0000, "Dion L Heap"



This is the built in lan connection on the MB,  would that make any
difference??

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Solution #13

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 02:30:23 -0000, "Dion L Heap"



Thanks, I'll try it.....

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Solution #14

posted on Aug 10, 2005

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Try uninstalling everything listed under "network adapters" in dev manager
and doing a reboot, the Intel should show up as "Intel(R)PRO/1000 CT Network
Connection"

regards,

Dion L Heap
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