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Günter
replace me with your comments about the product rating: 7 |
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doktor13
I have (currently) a 4 node LAN (BeOS/Windows) in my house connected via these cards. Very simply - basic, affordable, stable networking... Nuff said! rating: 9 |
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jon
They just work, what more can you ask for?
Also has 5 leds, which is cool. And I believe that the DEC chipset on it is quite good. rating: 10 |
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IanDG
I don't know if it's just me, but I can't seem to get my card recognised at all!
I am using R5 PE on an ASUS CUSL-2 MB.
The chipset is Digital 21140-AF, the NIC is marked as an FA310TX C6 ('C' revision, I presume?)
If anyone has any ideas I'd love to hear them.. mokeyjoe@(nospam)hotmail.com rating: 5 |
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alundi
Using Netgear FA310TX Rev-D2 inside a Pentium 233MMX with a Micronics 09-00273-16 Rev A4 motherboard with BeOS Pro 5.0. Card was recognized straightaway and identified as a DEC 21040/21041 based PCI. Once TCP/IP settings entered and BeOS restarted the network services, the card ran beautifully. rating: 10 |
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wrkhnntr1
product works well in DOS mode and W9x mode as well but won't work in BeOS yet ...very stable in other OS ... no support as yet (2 weeks and counting) rating: |
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