G'day all, I need some help to identify and configure a network card. It has a couple of glue patches where labels _used_ to be attached; and one of these must have been the mandatory FCC identifier :( Two labels still remain: one is a warranty label dated 23 November 1992, the other is the usual NetWare Approved symbol. There's also a Made In Taiwan written on the card itself. It's a 16-bit ISA card with both BNC and RJ45 connectors. There are no switches or jumpers (may be a PnP model?). The boot ROM socket is empty. Apart from the usual Ethernet signal generator chips and such, there are two other chips I haven't identified. One is about 10mm square, labelled: UMC UM9095L 9441-BA N831E6 The other is about 20x14mm with numerous connections, labelled: UMC UM9003AF 9420-CS N320H6 None of my usual sources of network info mention a "UMC" or the chip numbers. I've already tried the NE2000 drivers from Netware and Linux without success. Can anyone help? cheers, Fraser Farrell http://www.dove.net.au/~fraserf/ To unsubscribe from SURVPC send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe SURVPC in the body of the message. Also, trim this footer from any quoted replies.
