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[ILUG] network card installation help needed

[ILUG] network card installation help needed

Paul Mc Auley pmcauley at iol.ie
Tue Apr 27 22:06:20 IST 1999


On Tue, 27 Apr 1999 17:56:22 +0100 (IST) Shane Dempsey <sdempsey at iol.ie> wrote:
[3Com names]

| AFAIK they only have the rights to the numbers 35 and 9 for their card
| names. 

Also 0,8 and the letter B.

More seriously, in my time I have used 3c501, 503, 509, 589[BCD], 590, 900, 
905, 905B. The Vortex (3c59x) and Boomerang (3c90x) series are supported by 
the 3c59x.o module. The one thing I have discovered is that the auto-sensing 
on the 3c905 is more than a little troublesome on a 100mbit LAN, you are 
better off setting it to not auto-sense using the utility disk. I've seen 
general references to doing this as a flag in the source, but haven't managed 
to do it in conf.modules. Any ideas?
	Paul.
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