In article <OKttROy5GHA.1200 RemoveThis @TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl>, "Don Phillipson"
<d.phillipson RemoveThis @ttrryytteell.com> wrote:
>This ASUS P4P800 motherboard has built-in
>Ethernet LAN, described as "Marvell Yukon Ethernet"
>before I disabled it in BIOS (having in 2004 multiple
>difficulties with a bad OS installation and faulty DUN
>-- all solved then.)
>
>Now with a wireless modem on hand I need to reinstal
>Ethernet capacity:
>1. In the BIOS I re-enabled On-board LAN.
>Should I also re-enable On-board LAN boot
>ROM? (No explanation in MB manual.)
>
>2. What drivers (or INF file) are required for Marvell
>Yukon Internet? When PCI Ethernet is found at
>reboot as a New Device Win98SE fails to find for
>itself the right drivers: and no subfolder on the
>CD in / Drivers / Netlan is named anything like
>Marvell or Yukon (neither listed in its README.TXT.)
>
>2b. No fewer than 222 INF files on C: include the
>string ETHERNET -- but not one MARVELL or YUKON.
>
>What next in order to activate the Ethernet device?
No, you don't need to enable LAN boot ROM.
If the Ethernet adapter was previously installed on this computer, the
drivers should already be there. When it asks where to find drivers,
tell it to look in C:\Windows\System and/or C:\Windows\System32.
--
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Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
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