🚀 go-pugleaf

Herve Piedvache wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
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> PLEASE - I NEED A QUICK ANSWER - I NEED REALLY QUICKLY TO MAKE THIS
> CARD RUNNING !! ...
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> 
> I need very very quick help for an Ethernet card called RIBEL C90.
> 
> There is on it Jumpers :
> 
> J1 to J6 next to the BNC connector
> J11 alone
> J8 to J10 next to the VME port
> J17 to J23 next to the memory
> 
> I want to make it running on TT030, in BNC ...
> 
> For the moment I have the driver for Ribel + !?
> It always said that it don't find the card ...
> 
> So have you got a driver for it ?
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> Could you give me more informations about the jumpers because I have
> no documentation of them !!
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> 
> Please reply by Email ... !!
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> Thanks per advance for your help !!
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> 
> With Best regards,
> Herv�
> 
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>         Herve Piedvache SysOp on The BBS for ATARI Computers.
>                            +33-1-42511135
>         90:8/0@nest.ftn                 51:901/0@atarinet.ftn
>         2:320/107@fidonet.org         herve@parx.frmug.fr.net

Sorry to take so long, but I just happened to decide to get Linux going on my Falcon 
and went to the Linux newsgroups, and guess what I found in comp.os.linux.m68k?

>Marshall Lake (mlake@melake.erols.com) wrote:
>: >And if you insert an ethernet board in your PC, you can connect the Atari(s) to
>: >the ethernet by having the PC forwarding the packets between serial interface
>: >and ethernet...
>:
>: Is there an Ethernet board that can be inserted into the TT that Linux
>: will support?

>There are various kinds of ethernet boards for the TT VME slot, using the
>LANCE chipset. The kernel has drivers for Riebl and PAM's cards - but you may
>hold yourself very lucky if you happen to find one of these for sale.
>
>        Michael


He goes on to say they're worth about $100. Check out the thread, maybe someone 
there can help.

Good luck!

Dan