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John Chambers wrote: > >(Let's see; is there a good, fast way to check to see whether it >supports the hardware in a given box. This often turns out to be >rather difficult to track down efficiently. It'd be useful to have a >set of pointers to copies of such a list.) I'm not sure I'ld trust such a list even if it did exist. I have a system with a SMC ethernet card based on an actual DEC 'tulip' ethernet chip. I've think that I've run RH Linux on it since around RH 6.0. When I upgraded to RH 7.1 (which I'm still running on that machine, yeah, I'm behind), I couldn't get the network card to work at first. It seems that somehow support for my particular card was dropped/broken in the 'tulip' driver. Fortunately, the alternate 'de4x5' driver, did work. Oh, that shots down your 'odd versions' are better theory as well... Bill Bogstad bogstad at pobox.com
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