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4 total messages Started by Graham Daveney Mon, 26 Jan 1998 00:00

#239

Author: Graham Daveney
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 00:00

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Hi Guys,

I want to buy two Accton network cards (for different computers) one a PCI and
the other an ISA card.

I know that they are ne2000 compatible. Has anyone had any problems with these
cards ?


Thanks
Graham




























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Re: Accton Cards

#237

Author: Maurie Daly
Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 00:00

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In article <6aho17$46d$1@daveney.matra.com.au> graham@daveney.matra.com.au (Graham Daveney) writes:
>From: graham@daveney.matra.com.au (Graham Daveney)
>Subject: Accton Cards
>Date: 26 Jan 1998 21:20:23 +1100

>Hi Guys,

>I want to buy two Accton network cards (for different computers) one a PCI and
>the other an ISA card.

>I know that they are ne2000 compatible. Has anyone had any problems with these
>cards ?


Cant comment on the PCI, but the ISA ones work fine.

cheers
Maurie Daly


>Thanks
>Graham




























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Re: Accton Cards

#229

Author: Ivar Koppel
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 00:00

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Matthew Geier wrote:

> mauried@commslab.gov.au (Maurie Daly) writes:
>
> >>I want to buy two Accton network cards (for different computers) one a PCI and
> >>the other an ISA card.
>
> >>I know that they are ne2000 compatible. Has anyone had any problems with these
> >>cards ?
>
> >Cant comment on the PCI, but the ISA ones work fine.
>
>  I have an Accton 10/100 card in my Linux box, it is not Ne2k compatable,
> but based on a DEC Tulip chip instead. While I havent specificly used the
> Accton NE2k PCI card, at least to brands of 'OEM' cards. (ie unmarked)
> seem to work fine. (At least one of which the dealler tried to say was
> an Accton OEM card - but the card has no markings to back that up)
> --
> Matthew Geier,                 | Australian Public Access Network Association
> matthew@sleeper.apana.org.au   | +61 2 9587 9773
> matthew@law.usyd.edu.au        |   018 977 356

  ACC 1208 works fine as NE2000, but need manual io and IRQ configuration

        Regards,
        Ivar

Re: Accton Cards

#232

Author: Matthew Geier
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 00:00

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mauried@commslab.gov.au (Maurie Daly) writes:

>>I want to buy two Accton network cards (for different computers) one a PCI and
>>the other an ISA card.

>>I know that they are ne2000 compatible. Has anyone had any problems with these
>>cards ?


>Cant comment on the PCI, but the ISA ones work fine.

 I have an Accton 10/100 card in my Linux box, it is not Ne2k compatable,
but based on a DEC Tulip chip instead. While I havent specificly used the
Accton NE2k PCI card, at least to brands of 'OEM' cards. (ie unmarked)
seem to work fine. (At least one of which the dealler tried to say was
an Accton OEM card - but the card has no markings to back that up)
-- 
Matthew Geier,                 | Australian Public Access Network Association
matthew@sleeper.apana.org.au   | +61 2 9587 9773  
matthew@law.usyd.edu.au        |   018 977 356

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