The site windrivers.com has tons of info on old hardware (of course it is
designed for Windows users, but that doesn't matter). Use the advanced drivers
search and then progress from there. They have pics of the chips, etc to help
you find out what you have and the settings they take.
scott
Russell Hires wrote:
> Thanks for the advice! Unfortunately, it didn't work: no device was
> recognized. :-( Ah well. So, I'm going to switch gears and try to get my
> ethernet cards recognized.
>
> But first things first: how do _I_ recognize the cards? They look pretty
> generic to me. One says (on the chip itself): NE2000 Compatible Plug & Play
> (PnP). The other says nothing of the sort. It's got "LAN" -- apparently from
> Texas Instruments on the chip. The other chip says Olicom...
>
> And so my journey goes, trying to figure out the world of the x86!
>
> Russell
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