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Network Issues with Extra Ram installed.

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so one last lingering problem to iron out w/ this Optiplex GX260, "Networking"

this particular one based on service tag, uses the Intel 8254x 1000 NIC (windows 98 installs it as "Intel Pro 1000 MT Desktop Adapter" ) but after reboot from installing drivers, an endless loop of "Windows Protection Error" untill i remove the installed device in Device manager in Safe Mode.  (the driver they provide is  https://downloads.dell.com/network/R54402.EXE  )

successfully installed atm is Rloew's Ram Patch, Main Core files for U98SESP3, IE6SP1, KernelEX 4.5.3(beta 17)
total ram: 1256 MB

any way to get Networking fixed? (would be nice to do Filesharing over the network,) and if memory serves once it is working dont i haveto do some optimization to get high network transfer speeds?


The rloew's RAM patch comes with the /M switch to specifically target the issue with Network Cards, read the included manual for more info.

As for network optimizations, try using the TCP Optimizer v. 3.08 from here:
https://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php

Edited by MrMateczko

The /M Option on my RAM Limitation Patch fixes a DMA Memory issue that is often triggered by the use of Gigabit Network Adapters. The problem usually appears as a VFAT failure BSOD.

I am not aware of any 9x Driver for the Intel Pro 1000 MT.

Ya i could be mistaken but i'm 99% sure I ran a 1000MT in a 98se box before.  There are drivers.  That being said 1000MT is buggy on some intel PCI sets i thought as I recall.

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