> In the past I have used 3 of these cards in 1 PC with no problems. Although
> it appears these new cards must be a newer revision. I think they said
> revision D2 on the cards themselves.
Which driver are you using? From Netgear's FAQ:
(http://www.netgear.com/support/support_fa310tx/fa310tx_faqs.shtml)
1.4 Does the FA310TX work with linux?
Yes, we have added linux support recently. The driver is included in
version 4.0 or higher driver set. This driver is available for download. It
will work with all versions of our FA310 network adapter card. If you
have NIC has a version identifier D1 or higher (printed on top right hand
corner of the card), please make sure the driver on the supplied driver
disk is used instead of the public domain tulip driver.
The driver they supply is just a tweaked version of tulip.c from the kernel
source, and therefore GPL'ed. This is why my current card is Netgear, and
when I put the second one, it probably will be too :-)
Get it from http://www.netgear.com/support/fa31v402.exe
(Alright, I know. But under the .exe it's just a RAR archive..)
> See what information we can gather, then I will attempt round number 2.
Hope this helps.
Peter
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