Am 14.01.2011 05:23, Stefan Schaal wrote: > Hi Jan, > > thanks so much for you kind response. Just in case you happen to know a > Laptop brand that has RTNET compatible chipsets, we, course, would be very > happy to know.
It's rather a question of the model. I don't have an overview what is used in which notebooks. I would say that e1000e-supported chips are quite commonly used at the moment. I've even one in my notebook but I didn't have the need to support it with RTnet so far. Jan
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