new Netgear 310TX?
Jon Lewis
jlewis@inorganic5.fdt.net
Sun Aug 30 19:07:18 1998
I just received a 10-pack of Netgear FA310TX (we were so happy with the
ones we got a few months ago, we ordered a couple of 10-packs this time).
I was kind of shocked to see no DEC chip. FA310TX REV-D1 has a Netgear
chip with markings:
NETGEAR
NGMC169B
9827
AN1640.1
I stuck 3 of them in a new box I was building, and the tulip driver sees
them, but I've not tried hooking it into our network yet. Has anyone used
these new chips? Are they as stable/reliable as the older cards with DEC
21140's?
Also, when putting several of these in a single system, is there any
advantage to having them each on their own IRQ, or are they just as well
off all sharing a single IRQ?
BTW...at http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/drivers/tulip.html about midway
through the page, in big bold letters, there's a typo:
"Diagnotic program"
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