On Tue, Mar 21, 2000 at 03:45:52PM +1200, Juha Saarinen wrote:
: I've not been able to get the CE3B-100 to work with Linux either, but an
: older, 10Mbps Xircom CEM-28 card works fine.
The problem is Xircom. They aren't very friendly to the Linux/*BSD
communities. Send them a message that you don't like their attitude toward
alternative OS's by taking your business elsewhere.
Personally, I like 3Com's PC-Cards. I've got some old 3c589's, and several
3c575 (in both the original 3Com form, as well as the newer 3C575FEBT
type designations). Their cards have always been a plug and go setup
(at least for me).
As for PCI cards, Netgear, 3Com, Intel. Any of those make for a happy,
well adjusted machine.
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