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Does Linux support Netgear FA310TX PCI 100Base-TX network card?

Does Linux support Netgear FA310TX PCI 100Base-TX network card?

Post by Need » Wed, 02 Jul 1997 04:00:00



        The subject line just about says it all.  This is the cheapest
PCI 100Base-TX card I have found ($60 or six for $300).  Does Linux
support this network card.

I want to move from 10Base-T to 100Base-TX to speed up apps running
off a Samba network share.  Linux is sutch an efficient OS.  I have a
486DX4-100 16 MB with 5 GB disk space running Linux with Sama sharing
the 5 GB to three (soon to be six) other computers.  This box (using
IP Masquerde) is the gateway for all the other computers.  I could go
on and on, but the real question is:

Does Linux support the Netgear FA310TX PCI 100Base-TX network card?

Thanks in advance,

Bill Shirley

 
 
 
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