Title: two identical NICs in win98SE
You may be able
to mangle your protocol.ini/system.ini files to get around this by renaming one
of the connections. Win98 *may* still use them. It would also be very easy to
break all your networking.
Hi, I'm having a problem that I hope someone has seen
before.
I installed the 0.9.1 windows binary distribution on a windows
98SE PC. This PC has two identical 3Com 3C905B-TX NICs. When I
open the capture window, both of these interfaces appear as 'EL90x'. The
problem is, when I try to select the second card, ethereal jumps back to the
first one. Is this a bug in the GUI? Is there a
work-around?
Thanks for any input.
David Nicoson
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