I myself would stay away from non refferred to Hardware Compatability List
Network Cards as i tried to run some C/Net one time and whoa that was much
less that fun. I still look at them on my shelf from time to time to remind
me about the countless hours i spent trying to get them working when using
supported cards like 3c509's it was a simple chose from menu and go:')
Stay well away IMHO.
Regards,
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At 10:40 PM 8/5/98 -0400, Joseph Martin wrote:
>Okay a followup to my original message here. (I usually email as I think
>of things.) When I configure the cards with IP addresses: how will that
>work with the dynamic IP assigned my modem by my ISP? Is there a
>network/ethernet/LAN howto I can read? Is there anyone who would be
>willing to help me out here? This is all new and different to me as I have
>never done networking before. I have a basic idea, but as far as actually
>setting it up and using it and don't know where to start.
>
>Thanks,
>Joseph
>
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>On Wed, 5 Aug 1998, Joseph Martin wrote:
>
>::Hello,
>:: A friend gave me three ethernet cards to use. They are old 10Mbs
>::cards, but they should still work. (Or is 10Mbs still good?) My question
>::is what driver should I compile into the kernel? The cards are made by
>::ArtiSoft. They front of the manual says they are "AE-2/C & AE-2/T"
>::ethernet adapters. The manual says they have Novell NE2000 hardware
>::compatibility. I think I saw that mentioned in the kernel config. Here is
>::my question. The guy that gave me the cards said to keep them in the
>::default ArtiSoft mode. Is there an ArtiSoft compatible card listed in the
>::kernel config or would it be best to switch them to NE2000?
>::
>::Thanks,
>::Joseph
>::
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