On Sun, May 05, 2002 at 12:21:16AM -0500, Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote: | Is there a Debian Linux driver for the Linksys Model NC100 v2 10/100 | Network Card? Or should I buy a different card? If I need a | different card, what is the best and easiest-to-install card?
I saw one of those cards in a store. I have no idea what chip it
really is (the picture on the box seems to show it as a "nc100" chip).
I just did a google search and found a couple people who said it
doesn't work and a couple that said it works great ('tulip' driver).
I have 2 LNE100TX cards in my machine; one is rev 2.0 the other 4.1,
both are well supported by the tulip driver.
A friend of mine has a DFE-530TX+; it works well with either the
rtl8139/819too or the tulip driver (I forget which one it was).
The NetGear cards work as well (natsemi?). I have two EA-201 cards in
another machine (ISA bus, NE2000 driver).
It really doesn't matter which card you get as long as the chip on it
is supported by a driver. The important part is the chip.
-D
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