Recommendations for 10/100bT pcmcia cards for linux?
Blake Parker
bparker at arcmail.com
Thu Jul 29 15:19:12 EDT 1999
Ditto
except I've had bad luck with some 3c589Ds but any of the 3COM
10/100's seem to be a good choice.
--Blake
Subject: Re: Recommendations for 10/100bT pcmcia cards for linux?
> What card do you recommend? Perhaps more important, what should I avoid?
I've found that sticking with 3com cards is a no-fail (usually) way to go.
I know they make a 10/100 pcmcia card that should work fine. For real
documentation and info, I'd suggest going through the details in the
pcmcia-cs package. I've also had a good deal of succes with Xircom cards,
though I've only used 10BT models. My $0.02.
Brian Conway
dogbert at clue4all.net
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