I just want to follow up (in case anyone is thinking of buying one), and
say that my 3Com 575, purchased at end of July does not work at all in
Linux. It has a different PCMCIA card ID code than the ones listed in the
driver, and also seems to have a somewhat different driver interface. I
still have it, but bought a cheap Linksys 16-bit card to use until the day
the new 575 does work.
----------------- Brian Curnow ----------------
On Wed, 2 Sep 1998, Douglas Wagner wrote:
> Ok, I was reading the list and wondered if anyone out there has had the
> same problem.
>
> Recently the company I work for just upgraded from a 10 to a 100
> network. Now the card I have (3com's cardbus card..think it is a
> 3c575-TX, at least I seem to remember that being it *Grin*) is a 10/100
> card. Unfortunately, under neither Linux nor Windoze 95 does the
> 100mbit portion work. Works perfectly under 10 mbit, but won't even
> recognize the card under 100. I had it recognize the card 2 times out
> of like 20 but it failed after rebooting again. I am QUITE annoyed that
> I can't get the full speed out of this card. Any suggestions? (Biggest
> problem is that the 10 mbit section of the network is OVERLOADED and
> slow as a seven year itch, there are about 20 people on the 100mbit
> network and it is fast as lightning..:) )
>
> Anyone else out there with this card know of a fix or a bug with this
> card that doesn't allow the 100 mbit portion of hte card from being
> used?
>
> Douglas Wagner
>
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