(Starts waving hands around to indicate demand :)

	I'm looking to hooking my Digital Hinote Ultra up to the net', so
	a driver for a pcmcia network card would be pretty useful :)

	What network card would you recommend?

		David

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On Thu, 27 Apr 1995, Patrick Arnoux wrote:

> 
> 	I have a PCMCIA driver for the NetBSD 1.0A ix86 port, though I have not
> seen any great demand for such a thing, in case anyone is interested, I'll
> be happy to share the code.
> 
> 	The code is table driven as far as the information for each card,
> but the card has to be in the correct slot for it to be initialized.
> The hooks are there to implement user level init software, but I was
> mainly interested in being able to boot with the cards already enabled.
> I'll probably get around to it at some point.
> 
> 	Works with:	Data Race RediCard  24/96 Modem
> 			TDK DF2814 Modem
> 			Linksys E-Card (D-Link 650)
> 			3Com 3c589 (This card needs a specific driver
> 			in order to be used, I believe there is one floating
> 			around on the Net, though for Linux and/or FreeBSD)
> 
> 
> 
> 	Patrick Arnoux
> 	parnoux@orli.com
> 
> 	(what .sig ?)
> 
>