On Fri, 4 Dec 1998, Chris Mauritz wrote:

> > I got a Netgear FB 104 kit for $133. It has 2 FA310TX, 1 FE104 hub and
> > 2 25' cables. The card works with tulip driver 0.89K and 0.90.
> 
> Unfortunately, Netgear no longer uses the tulip chipset in that card.
> They haven't changed the model number so you won't know what you have
> until you eyeball the card.  Apparently, they claim "linux support"
> for the card, but that's based on it being a tulip-based card.  
> 
> I'd steer clear until someone writes a driver for the new chipset.

Uh...Don's latest tulip.c supports the new Netgears.  It was mighty
annoying getting to a remote POP with a linux box that had 3 of the newer
cards and only then finding that the driver in 2.0.3x (whatever was
current at the time) didn't support them.  I had to dl the latest on my
laptop, transfer it to the server via floppy, compile, copy into place,
and I was set.

We burned through 2 10-packs in no time...nearly all are in linux boxes.

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