by Neil Zanell » Tue, 24 Feb 1998 04:00:00
Hi,
Does anyone know whether the ethernet card Kingston KNE 20BT is
usable on a Red Hat Linux 5.0 kernel 2.0.32 operating system?
The card would be used for cable modem networking.
I could not find it in the most recent Linux hardware compatibility-HOWTO.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards,
Neil Zanella
1. kingston kne-pc2t pcmcia ethernet card driver
could someone tell me what driver i should use with this card? is there
some kind of "generic" driver that can be used with cards that dont have
drivers specifically written for them. i know it is possible to use the
kne-pc2t, because it is in the list of supported ethernet cards, but i
just dont know what driver to use.
i would really appreciate and info/experiences having to do with
ethernet/pcmcia that you might want to mail me
thanks, Matt Gumbel
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