Take this line out. Don is right, the 802.3 and the EtherII collide. Problem i
s
that the two protocols auto-configure with the same network number. If you
really want to run both you can by setting them manually but there really is no
point.
> /usr/bin/ipx_interface add -p eth0 EtherII
This is the right way to configure EtherII IPX for your card. The -p is primar
y
flag and eth0 is your ethernet device.
> This will set the correct frame type. You might have to do a
> "/usr/bin/ipx_interface delete" before that.
That wont work since the auto-configure will keep autoconfiguring them. You
need to run /usr/bin/ipx_configure --auto_primary=off --auto_interface=off
then delete all your configured protocols with the "ipx_interface delall"
then either use ipx_configure -p eth0 EtherII or reboot if youve edited your
/rc.d files as you like.
-Nick