On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Darth Vader wrote:
> The way I know is by trial and error. I have one working on 1 machine.
> The problem is I need to get it working on another machine and it absolutely
> refuses. But for a $20 card what can I expect?
>
> Jason
I payed less than that for my realtek and it's never given me problem one.
> John Aldrich wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 01 Dec 1999, you wrote:
> > > Dos anyone have the Advanced Networking Products 10/100 cards
> > > working? They use the tulip driver. It is easy to bring them up, but it
> > > appears they will not send or receive without the I/O port being set. On
> > > my other machine that I want to make into a router, the cards refuse to
> > > work at all under linux. I have tried to just get one working and it
> > > fails then. I do know these cards are good though. If anyone has a sane
> > > method to get these cards working please let me know. Thanks
> > >
> > My understanding is that there are TWO tulip drivers...make sure you
> > have the correct one. How do you know which one you need??? Good
> > question...how do you know which one you HAVE??? Even better
> > question. :-)
> > I'd suggest asking Axalon...IIRC, he's the man who mentioned that
> > there are two tulip drivers...
> > John
>
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