Re: Ethernet podules
Stephen Borrill <[email protected]> Sat, 27 Sep 2003 15:24:50 +0100 (BST)
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On Sat, 27 Sep 2003, Rob Mitchelmore wrote: > Does anyone have a list of which network podules suitable for a Kinetic > RISC PC are supported under NetBSD? Is the i-cubed EtherLan 512 EtherH > based, and thus on the list? We already have a NIC in the NIC slot and > are in sore need of a second one but are finding it difficult to find > details of which cards are based on what. I think any of the standard Acorn/ANT/i^3 branded ones are supported (except Ether2), i.e.: All i-cubed EtherLAN cards (both podule and NIC) (EtherH) Acorn EtherB (NIC) Acorn Ether1 (Podule) Acorn/Atomwide Ether3 a.k.a.III/IV/V (Podule) Irlam/Netproducts/Acorn EtherI/EtherN (Podule) Atomwide EtherM (NIC) I don't think any of the newer or less well-known are supported, e.g. Castle SCSI/Ethernet Simtec 10/100 EtherX If anyone is interested, I've a number of new and second-hand network cards for sale. -- Stephen