Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Mon, 30 Oct 2000 17:53:55 +0200 (EET) | From | J{rvensivu Riku <> |
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Hello,
Compaq has a dual-port ethernet adapter which is based on the Intel 82559 (the chip used in the Intel Etherexpress Pro/100) as well as an addition module to this adapter with two extra ports usign the same chip. Any ideas what does the current kernel module say about this card (w/ and w/o the extra ports)? Has anyone came across this card and is there any plans to support it (assuming that the eepro100.o driver doesn't work with all the 4 ports enabled, at least) ?
The card is maid for 64-bit PCI but should be pluggable to the ordinary 32-bit bus in which I should use it.
Sorry, I couldn't have tried these myself because I currently don't have such board... The NIC's name is: Compaq NC3134 and the additional module is NC3135. There's also older version of this hardware (might be called NC3131 if I remember right). Useless to mention, Compaq doesn't have linux drivers for this board.
------------------------------------- Riku Järvensivu <galaxy@cs.tut.fi> http://www.students.tut.fi/~galaxy/ -------------------------------------
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