Re: Wanted PCMCIA ethernet card

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From: Mark A Miles
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 00:00

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On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Dave wrote:

> I got mine in Ideal Computing for less than 50 quid. That was some
> time ago - they might be even cheaper now. They usually come with an
> adapter for BNC and category 5 (rj?? telephone type) connectors. 

Be careful, though. Ideal is a (very) good firm, but we got one today that
doesn't seem to work under Linux. It says "unsupported card in socket #0"

Mark

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