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Re: Do ARM-Synaptics and ARM-PCI-ethernet exist?



On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 06:19:34PM +0000, Phil Blundell wrote:
> Most if not all of those are available as plug-in cards and hence can go
> into anything that has a PCI slot.  There are definitely ARM boards that
> fall into this category, though whether anybody is actually bothered
> about using any of the above cards on them would be another question.
> 
> I worked on a design with SMC EPIC-100 onboard at one point but I expect
> all those boards are in landfill now.
> 
> The NetWinder has a PCI NE2000 clone onboard.

Well personally I have run a plugin tulip and via rhine on an arm in the
past, although I certainly never used ethtool for anything since I just
wanted it to move data with autonegotiation which it did.  I might even
have tried the intel e100.  After all when you have PCI slots you try
stuff (as long as it was 3.3V compatible which some older cards are
not, which meant they didn't even fit in the slot).

--
Len Sorensen


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