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Started by alpHa
Sun, 31 Mar 1996 05:44
Ethernet card wanted
Author: alpHa
Date: Sun, 31 Mar 1996 05:44
Date: Sun, 31 Mar 1996 05:44
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hi everyone.. I really need an Ethernet card for my A4000. preferably zorro III. (ie A4066 or Adriane) but old zorro II cards are also of interest.. Is anyone selling such hardware, please contact me <alpha@sbbs.se>
Re: Ethernet card wanted
Author: Matthias Scheler
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 14:01
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 14:01
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alpHa wrote in comp.sys.amiga.networking about "Ethernet card wanted": > I really need an Ethernet card for my A4000. > preferably zorro III. (ie A4066 or Adriane) but > old zorro II cards are also of interest.. There are *no* Zorro III Ethernet cards. Zorro II is fast enough for a networking technology with a maximum speed below 1280KB/sec. -- Matthias Scheler tron@lyssa.owl.de
Re: Ethernet card wanted
Author: Chris Robertson
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 22:20
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 22:20
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>alpHa wrote in comp.sys.amiga.networking about "Ethernet card wanted": >> I really need an Ethernet card for my A4000. >> preferably zorro III. (ie A4066 or Adriane) but >> old zorro II cards are also of interest.. >There are *no* Zorro III Ethernet cards. Zorro II is fast enough for a >networking technology with a maximum speed below 1280KB/sec. Well, I dunno if it still exists, but there WAS a Zorro III Ethernet Card...
Re: Ethernet card wanted
Author: Matthias Scheler
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 1996 19:07
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 1996 19:07
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Chris Robertson wrote in comp.sys.amiga.networking about "Re: Ethernet card wanted": > >There are *no* Zorro III Ethernet cards. Zorro II is fast enough for a > >networking technology with a maximum speed below 1280KB/sec. > > Well, I dunno if it still exists, but there WAS a Zorro III Ethernet > Card... None I know of. And until you can name it I still do not believe that. [The A4066 is a Zorro II board.] -- Matthias Scheler tron@lyssa.owl.de
Re: Ethernet card wanted
Author: Chris Robertson
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 19:29
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 19:29
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>Chris Robertson wrote in comp.sys.amiga.networking about "Re: Ethernet card
>wanted":
>> >There are *no* Zorro III Ethernet cards. Zorro II is fast enough for a
>> >networking technology with a maximum speed below 1280KB/sec.
>>
>> Well, I dunno if it still exists, but there WAS a Zorro III Ethernet
>> Card...
>None I know of. And until you can name it I still do not believe that.
QN3000+ .. believe me now?
OK, Info is from Amiga Magazin (Magna Media), Issue 12/94 (therefore I am not
sure if it still exists), page 148.
QN3000+, 32-Bit-Standard-Ethernet-Adaptor, IEEE802.3-Standard
Fujitsu-Ethernet Chipset (Zorro III), Twisted Pair (WD), Cheapnet (BNC).
Systems: Amiga 3000/4000
QN=QuickNet btw.
Made by: Robert Mc Farlane Pty Ltd.
70-74 May Street
St. Peters
NSW 2044
Australia
German dist: Design + Commercial Partner GmbH
Alfredstr. 1
22087 Hamburg
Tel: (040) 251176
Fax: (040) 2518567
This company also made a product similar to Envoy, also called QuickNet. The
QN hardware is compatible to Envoy and AmiTCP too.
There were also versions for A500, A1200 and A2000 (some of which included
some SIMM slots, so I guess they were internal).
If anyone finds this thing still exists, please tell me, as I will be needing
an ethernet card sometime this summer.
Cya
Chris
Re: Ethernet card wanted
Author: Christof Damian
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1996 19:53
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1996 19:53
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alpHa wrote: > > hi everyone.. > > I really need an Ethernet card for my A4000. > preferably zorro III. (ie A4066 or Adriane) but > old zorro II cards are also of interest.. > Is anyone selling such hardware, please contact me > <alpha@sbbs.se> while we are at it. I am looking for a ethernet card for my A3000, first I thought I would wait for the Cyberstorm Ethernet+SCSI+RS232 card or a PowerPC card with ethernet, but that will take to long I guess. Which ethernet cards are supported by Linux/m68k ? Which are cheaper/better than others ? Where can I get them ? Any info on the Net ?
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