are you're office running? Token ring is fragile stuff, but much faster than a half duplex 10mbit/s ethernett. I've read that TR has been released in a 100mbit/s version too, but I have only experience with the 4/16 mbit/s versions. It's been a while since the last time. Obvious the hardware is working fine. You say nothing about what speed you brought the TR-NIC up at, but you're probably aware of that bringing up a NIC at 4mbit/s in a 16mbit/s network will beakon the ring and bring the network down.
Anyway, to work out the problem, simply ask the network people to lend you a MAU. Hook up one or more of the other pc's that works fine in the ring and do some labbing with your own little ring until you locate the problem.
A quick look at the Madge website it seems like they actually SUPPORTS their linux drivers:) . Check out their knowlegde base and/or mail them.
.lars
This type of mouse has been on the market for quite some time time now. Stangely, I have only seen women using these and women say these mouses are a lot more comfortable to use.
This is however what I've observed. Have anyone else observed this???
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are you're office running? Token ring is fragile stuff, but much faster than a half duplex 10mbit/s ethernett. I've read that TR has been released in a 100mbit/s version too, but I have only experience with the 4/16 mbit/s versions. It's been a while since the last time.
:) . Check out their knowlegde base and/or mail them.
.lars
Obvious the hardware is working fine. You say nothing about what speed you brought the TR-NIC up at, but you're probably aware of that bringing up a NIC at 4mbit/s in a 16mbit/s network will beakon the ring and bring the network down.
Anyway, to work out the problem, simply ask the network people to lend you a MAU. Hook up one or more of the other pc's that works fine in the ring and do some labbing with your own little ring until you locate the problem.
A quick look at the Madge website it seems like they actually SUPPORTS their linux drivers
This type of mouse has been on the market for quite some time time now. Stangely, I have only seen women using these and women say these mouses are a lot more comfortable to use.
This is however what I've observed. Have anyone else observed this???
lynx friendly :)