On Monday 23 June 2003 19:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Mon, 23 Jun 2003, garry saddington wrote: > > can i use a 27c256 or 27c512 chip instead of the 27c128 stated on the > > LTSP contrib area? > > I'd say "probably yes". That is, i've used both the 27c256 and the > 27c512 with no problems in places where I had previously used > 27c128's. > > Some cards want you to configure the size of the eprom. If it doesn't > go up to 512, then set your eprom programmer to 256 or 128 and > program it using that setting. then tell the card which size you > chose for programming. > my NIC is based on a Realtek 8139d chip which eeprom would be recommended? And would i have to tell it the rom size and if so how? Thanks for the great advice regards garry
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