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Re: Tulip PCI ethernet cards

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From: Paul Gortmaker
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 1997 00:00
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etroup@arneb.atnf.CSIRO.AU (Euan Troup) writes:

>Does anyone know where in Australia I might find PCI ethernet cards using
>the Tulip chipset (apart from DEC)? Everyone seems to advertise NE2000 
>clones but I'd prefer not to waste a PCI slot on one of those.

Agreed 100%. Waste is a good choice of words.

If you can't scare up a DEC card, then you may want to consider a PCI
lance card, since the design (and performance) is similar as long as 
you don't need 100base-whatever.

One source of tulip cards is the Kingston card with the 21041, as per:

	http://www.kingston.com/prod/network/eth003.htm

and you can get Kingston goodies from Australasian Memory, as they have
offices in all the main cities. See:

	http://www.austmem.com.au/main/amcom/amcom.htm

Note that I have never done business with them, so I can't vouch for their
customer service and all that -- I simply noted they carry Kingston stuff.
Would be interesting to hear what the price turns out to be over here as 
compared to the US price.

Hope this helps.
Paul.
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From: gpg109@leonard.anu.edu.au (Paul Gortmaker)
Subject: Re: Tulip PCI ethernet cards
Date: 1997/03/10
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