Francis,
Hi, you know, most network cards work under linux. I would
recommend a generic card over a brand name card. If you can find
a nic that has the realtek 8029 chip (many generics do), you can
use the ne2k-pci driver (insmod ne2k-pci) it should autodetect the
correct irq and IO. Then all you have to do is put the right network
settings in, and use (no reboot required!!!!).
Jamie
On 17 Oct 2000, at 8:20, Francis Joseph Conry wrote:
> Hi-
> I am going to take my box into schol and I want to get an ethernet card
> for it. Does anyone out there have an old card that I could buy and that
> works with linux. The only spec I know of that it needs is it needs to
> accept 10 base t input. Also I was hoping to get this installed on
> thursday, do we meet this thurs?
> Thanks
> Francis
>
