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From: adderek <adderek@polbox.com>
Subject: Re: Problem: ISA card & iptables (2.4.26) - disappearing packets
Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 10:20:59 +0200
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> 1. I really can't see this is a netfilter problem.

I thought that if packets are bypassing kernel (and iptables in it) then 
it will be IPtables problem.


> 2. I don't agree with your reasoning that "both cards are working fine because 
> tcpdump is giving me an output" - everything else indicates that the ISA card 
> is not working fine, because with this in place you have problems; swapping 
> for a PCI you do not have problems.

OK. I'll check it on another ISA card as soon as I get one.


> 3. Have you checked the interrupts & I/O address range in use by the ISA card, 
> and whether they conflict with something else in the machine?

It's ISA PnP card so it's autoconfigured. I've checked and there is no 
conflicts :(


> Regards,
> 
> Antony
>