Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
I have some mini-pci cards but I don't know anything about them. Anyone
know of a good way to determine what they are. Maybe by mac address?
Brian
use linux (on a laptop with a mini-pci slot). Run lspci to show the
manufacturer's ID, name, etc, of the hardware.
Sounds easy, too bad I couldn't pick linux out of a one man police
line-up. LOL
I think I'll go with posting the some pics.
Brian
Brian Whigham wrote:
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
I have some mini-pci cards but I don't know anything about them.
Anyone know of a good way to determine what they
http://www.curreedy.com/stu/nic/
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The MAC address may help get you to the manufacturer...or, maybe
just to a blind source that won't give you a clue.
Does the PnP Windows driver show you anything? That can be right
down to the model number...if you can get it to recognize the driver
which is likely the reason you submitted the
yup. So far i have*Z-COM, INC.*
Jonathan Schmidt wrote:
The MAC address may help get you to the manufacturer...or, maybe
just to a blind source that won't give you a clue.
Does the PnP Windows driver show you anything? That can be right
down to the model number...if you can get it to
Send me photos or, if allowed, post photos here
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
I have some mini-pci cards but I don't know anything about them.
Anyone know of a good way to determine what they are. Maybe by mac
address?
Brian
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