Hi Jacek,

It seems you have hardware which serves I/O operations through 0xA20 and 
0xA24 ports like Token Ring controller. Use -e nettrap option to exclude 
range of I/O ports from auto-detection.

-- 
Respectfully,
Oleg

> Hello,
> 
> There are four Ethernet cards installed in my PC:
> 
> Vendor ID      = 10ech,
> Device ID      = 8139h,
> PCI index      = 0h
> Class Code     = 020000h Network (Ethernet) ProgIF=0
> Revision ID    = 10h
> Bus number     = 1
> Device number  = 13
> Function num   = 0
> ...
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Vendor ID      = 10ech,
> Device ID      = 8139h,
> PCI index      = 1h
> Class Code     = 020000h Network (Ethernet) ProgIF=0
> Revision ID    = 10h
> Bus number     = 1
> Device number  = 14
> Function num   = 0
> ...
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Vendor ID      = 10ech,
> Device ID      = 8168h,
> PCI index      = 0h
> Class Code     = 020000h Network (Ethernet) ProgIF=0
> Revision ID    = 1h
> Bus number     = 3
> Device number  = 0
> Function num   = 0
> ...
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Vendor ID      = 10ech,
> Device ID      = 8168h,
> Class Code     = 020000h Network (Ethernet) ProgIF=0
> Revision ID    = 1h
> Bus number     = 4
> Device number  = 0
> Function num   = 0
> ...
> 
> But the nettrap utility detects more of them:
> # nettrap query
> Net.tr164a -pA20 -l1 &
> Net.tr164a -pA24 -l2 &
> Net.rtl -I0 -l3 &
> Net.rtl -I1 -l4 &
> Net.rtl8169 -I0 -l5 &
> Net.rtl8169 -
I1 -l6 &
> netmap -f
> 
> Can anybody explain why ?
> 
> Best Regards,
> Jacek
> 
> 
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