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Help needed with pcmcia network card
« on: February 02, 2009, 07:10:49 PM »
Hi,

I have a problem with my PCMCIA network card, hope that someone has any ideas...

I recently bought a Fiberline FL-4680 card on eBay. The card is correctly configured under Genesis and seems to initialize correctly without errors (the connection is On and the timer starts counting...).

The card-info tool is able to gather info from the card and recognizes it as a Network card, but I cannot browse the web!

If I ping a known external IP I get 100% packet loss. Another curious thing is that NONE of the LEDS at the card dongle turns ON (there are two leds : ACT and 10M) and I think the leds should turn on as soon as I plug the network cable into the dongle. Isn't it?

How can I determine the component which is failing?? Maybe the card dongle??

Thanks in advance,

Beltrixx.
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Re: Help needed with pcmcia network card
« Reply #1 on: February 02, 2009, 07:50:51 PM »

Yes I specified the IP manually to match my network config and I also have specified the MAC address and the IP of the network card at the router config screen (I have disabled DHCP).

I also think that the leds should turn on as soon as I plug in the network cable into the dongle.

is it possible that the problem is coming from the dongle?
A1200 Desktop : 16 Gb CF card, DVD ROM, ZIP 250, Fastata 1200 MKII, 128 Mb Fast, Microbotics 1230XA Accelerator, WLAN Card, AmigaOS 3.9
Never in the field of human conflict, was so much owed by so many to so few. (W. Churchill)