I really like the Linksys combo card. It's dongle-less (uses real jacks), yet it only consumes 1 Type II PCMCIA slot. It's got an on-board 10/100 Ethernet port and 56k modem as well, both of which work great under Linux (get a recent copy of pcmcia-cs though, 3.1.8 didn't work but 3.1.14 works). I snagged mine from the local CompUSA for $170. D-Link also makes one that looks almost exactly the same and works well under Linux, it's simiarly (sp?) priced. The Linksys product number is PCMLM56. -R On Fri, 26 May 2000, Eduardo Gargiulo wrote: -=|Hi all. -=| -=|I have to buy a PCMCIA card (Ethernet 10/100 and modem 56K all in one) -=|and I need to use it under Linux. Could you tell me what model should I -=|buy? -=| -=|Thanks and sorry for my english. -=| -=| -- .----------------- PGP Key: `finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]` -----------------. | Robert Gash | Work - [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | Senior Systems Administrator | Personal - [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | VenerNet Inc -- www.fasturl.net | http://www.gashalot.com | `---- PGP Key Fprint: 78 5D 64 D2 99 F3 D8 A0 B2 56 DF EF F2 C6 D3 DF ----'
