Why would you want something that had questionable driver support?
My recommendation is to spend a bit more and get a known product
with known support. I think NICs are cheap enough that the marginal
increase in cost is not all that great. Why not get just one and see what
happens? It may have a generic chipset that works. is WOL important to
you here?
I suppose the real test is when FreeBSD and Solaris/IA recognize it, hi.
Then it is a known commodity.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: "William Coulter" <wrcoulter30@yahoo.com>
To: <flalug@chaossolutions.org>; "NC Linux group" <wnclug@wnclug.org>;
<slug@nks.net>
Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2003 17:24
Subject: [flalug] D-Link 10/100 NIC
> Here I go again...On Tigerdirect.com they have a VERY, VERY cheep NIC. It
is the D-Link 10/100
> nic with wake on lan. It is DEF-530TX+. I was looking at there driver
supported section and it
> doesn't have Linux on there at all. Has anyone had any experence working
with it under Linux? I
> was thinking of buying 3 or 4 just to have around and use.
>
> William
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