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by **Neil Zanell** » Tue, 24 Feb 1998 04:00:00

Hi,

Does anyone know whether any of the following ethernet cards are
compatible with Linux?

1) Kingston
2) Boclean

Thanks a lot.

Regards,

Neil Zanella

by **Merrill Lync** » Tue, 24 Feb 1998 04:00:00

Quote:> Does anyone know whether any of the following ethernet cards are
> compatible with Linux?

> 1) Kingston
> 2) Boclean

Dunno 'bout 2) But I had no problems with my Kingston card, just told Linux
it was an NE2000 :)

Proinnsias

by **Donald Beck** » Thu, 26 Feb 1998 04:00:00

Quote:>Does anyone know whether any of the following ethernet cards are
>compatible with Linux?

>1) Kingston

All Kingston ethernet cards are compatible. They are either NE2000 clones
(use the "ne" or "ne2k-pci" drivers) or Tulip-based designs (use the "tulip"
driver).

Quote:>2) Boclean

BocaLAN? They are usually AMD PCnet chips (use the "lance" for ISA or
"lance32" driver for PCI) or NE2000 clone chips.

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ethernet cards: kngston/boclean etc..

ethernet cards: kngston/boclean etc..

ethernet cards: kngston/boclean etc..

ethernet cards: kngston/boclean etc..