In article <1992Aug27.221646.3008@amd.com> ching@angelo.amd.com writes:

   In article <714839549snx@crynwr.com> nelson@crynwr.com (Russell Nelson) writes:   >In article <1992Aug25.233806.11161@morrow.stanford.edu>    bir7@leland.Stanford.EDU writes:
   >
   >   Currently only the Western Digital Ethercard Plus and compatibles
   >   are supported (wd80[01]3 boards).  If you have a different ethernet
   >   board you will either have to write your own driver or wait until
   >   someone else does (There is someone who claims to be working on
   >   drivers for many different ethernet boards.)
   >
   >Yes.  I'm going to get a NE2000 driver going first, because they're
   >so ubiquitious and cheap.  Any votes for what comes after that?
   >3Com's brand new 3c509 is a pretty high-tech card...

   My biased vote would be for a PCnet-ISA driver (it's the NE2100 card
   in a chip). It's a low cost, high performance, bus master ethernet
   chip which we are agressively designing into PC motherboards. Depends
   on whether you're interested in existing systems or future systems.
   Sorry about the commercial.

Vendors who want drivers get to pay me to write them.  :)
Sorry about the commercial.

-russ <nelson@crynwr.com>  I'm proud to be a humble Quaker!
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