Re: 10/100 LAN card
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
> Curious question for you all. What's the best 10/100 LAN card for
> Linux. Currently, I'm using a tulip (Netgear something or another).
I've had nothing but good luck with tulip cards, and all are well
supported. Personally, I wouldn't switch :)
I've had good experiences with RTL-8139 based cards, but quite a few
people will disagree with me, on debian-user and otherwise :)
3com's 3c905, 3c905b, 3c905c cards work well. I've heard that Intel's
EtherExpress PRO/100 (the eepro100 driver) work well, too.
> I would like it to have good linux support and have fast transfer
> rates and be stable and all that good stuff. Perferably nothing over
> $150.
The only thing I can think of > $150 US is a 4-port ethernet card :)
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