Soyo SY-K7VME network problem

From: Gerald Waugh (gwaugh_at_frontstreetnetworks.com)
Date: 01/29/05

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    I have attempted several times to install debian on the Soyo SY-K7VME
    motherboard, none of the CDs seem to find the network card. I tried adding
    a network PCI card, in addition to the onboard NIC.

    Anyone else have experience with Soyo SY-K7VME?

    Gerald 

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