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For the first card, use the ODI driver SMC8000.COM. I suggest you
first try to put the card in a computer and simply load the driver.
The driver is intelligent enough to find the card by itself. As for
the configuration, earlier SMC/WD cards can only be configured with
jumpers, later cards can both be configured by software and by
jumpers. The latest drivers and configuration program can be obtained
at http://www.smc.com. 

As for the second card I don't know what card it is. It might be a
NE2000 compatible card, so you might test the NE2000.COM driver.

Marcel


dwyerpg@melbpc.org.au (Peter Dwyer) wrote:

>Can anyone help?

>I have been going through a pile of NICs left behind at this site by my 
>predecessors and cannot work out what they are. They are both 16-bit Ethernet 
>cards with AUI, BNC and RJ45 ports.

>Card #1

>This is obviously a Western Digital/SMC 16-bit ethernet card. The MAC address 
>is 00-00-C0-38-04-26. The bar-code on it reads "WE4Z1032734". The other 
>markings on it are "WD8013EW D 15915" and "61-600319-00".

>Card #2

>This is a 16-bit Ethernet card of unknown parentage. The board has 
>"510-10002-0C0 Ether16 V2.3" and "Made in Taiwan" marked on the front. The 
>back has two stickers with these markings:
>1. "111-0490I-000" and "S/N 43490I13528"
>2. "122974411" and "001805094"
>Could this card be an Intel EtherExpress?

>Can anyone tell me what either of the cards are and what drivers I might be 
>able to use to 
>(a) configure them and 
>(b) load them using ODI.

>TIA

>Peter Dwyer
>Continuum, Australia