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"Conf. Modules" file. If the device driver is compiled into a module (kernel module): for PCI devices, the module automatically detects all devices installed on the system. For ISA cards, you need to provide the IO address to the module so that the module knows where to find the card. The information is in "/etc/CONF. modules. For example, we have two ISA bu

loaded dynamically as a module, configure the Nic in the "conf. modules" file.If the device driver is compiled into a module (kernel module): For PCI devices, the module automatically detects all devices installed on the system. For ISA cards, you need to provide the IO address to the module so that the module knows where to find the card. The information is in "/etc/conf. modules.For exampl

loaded as a module, it should be configured in the "conf.modules" file if multiple network adapters need to be installed. If the device driver is compiled as a module (kernel module): For PCI devices, the module will automatically detect all devices that have been installed on the system, and for the ISA card, you will need to provide an IO address to the module so that the module knows where to look for

must have at least two NICs. To reduce possible problems during startup, the Linux kernel does not automatically detect multiple NICs. If you need to install multiple NICs for a system that does not compile the NIC driver into the kernel but is loaded dynamically as a module, configure the Nic in the "conf. modules" file.If the device driver is compiled into a module (kernel module): For PCI devices, the module automatically detects all devices insta

multiple NICs for a system that does not compile the NIC driver into the kernel but is loaded dynamically as a module, configure the NIC in the "conf. modules" file. If the device driver is compiled into a module (kernel module): for PCI devices, the module automatically detects all devices installed on the system. For ISA cards, you need to provide the IO address to the module so that the module knows wh

, however, most of these configuration files can be implemented through the linuxconf command (the network configuration can be implemented through the netconf command ). The following describes the basic TCP/IP network configuration file. 　　 1./etc/conf. modules File 　　 This configuration file defines the parameter information of various modules that need to be loaded at startup. This article focuses on the NIC configuration. When using Linux as a gateway, a Linux server must have at least two

. If the device driver is compiled into a module (kernel module): for PCI devices, the module automatically detects all devices installed on the system. For ISA cards, you need to provide the IO address to the module so that the module knows where to find the card. The information is in "/etc/conf. modules. For example, we have two ISA bus 3c509 cards. One IO add

. modules" file. If the device driver is compiled into a module (kernel module): for PCI devices, the module automatically detects all devices installed on the system. For ISA cards, you need to provide the IO address to the module so that the module knows where to find the card. The information is in "/etc/conf. modules. For example, we have two ISA bus 3c509 ca

following operations. For example, we will name a pic. the EPA file is pushed into the BIOS package.CBROM 007.bin/EPA pic. EPAIf you are interested in this section, go to the search website and search for the article about modifying the EPA icon.4. Factory information and special instructions:After some mainboards are sent to manufacturers or retailers, some companies have added many features to improve their functions. Therefore, OEM information in BIOS can be added by merchants themselves, th

The motherboard diagnostics card is also called a post card. Is the necessary tool to repair the motherboard, the motherboard BIOS in each boot, the system's circuit, memory, keyboard, video parts, hard disk, floppy drive and other components of the rigorous testing, and analysis of the hard disk system configuration, the configured basic I/O settings to initialize, after normal, Re-cited Operation guide system. The motherboard diagnostics card works by using the test results of the motherboard

are larger than one page. They must occupy the physical page of the connection, because the device uses ISA or PCI system Bus data transfer, both of which use physical addresses DIY Assignment The Get_free_pages function can allocate up to a few m bytes of memory, but for a larger number of requests. Even requests that are far less than 128KB generally fail because the system mem

function allocates a DMA buffer and lets the hardware transfer the data to this buffer, and the process is in a sleep state The hardware writes data to the DMA buffer, and when the write is complete, an interrupt is generated The interrupt handler obtains the input data, answers the interrupt, and wakes up the process, which can now read the data Hardware asynchronously passes data to the system The hardware interrupts, announ

master device through competition, it is an extension of DMA 3. Bus Expansion Policy The CPU is connected to the primary PCI through the host-Bus Bridge, and the bus can be extended to a tree through the PCI-PCI bridge or PCI-ISA Bridge, external devices are directly or in

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