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by zaferus
First: check the firmware and drivers on the controller card - and update to the latest version. 9/10 times this will fix that problem.
If not - you probably will have to return the controller as it looks like it has a problem with the eeprom chip that holds it's settings.
Zaf
by bmrdcs
Helped, but not as much as a "pointer" from a local network guy & still took a lot of troubleshooting. IF YOU'RE HAVING TROUBLE W/ A SiI 689 card: Check the flash BIOS chip (AMD). If it's dated 1991, that's your problem! Go to the SiI website & download Updflash & the r680 binary code. Then follow the link & download freedos & follow the instr. OR: email me & I'll send a copy of my floppy!
by bmrdcs
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