[linux-help] Re: Linux on a Laptop

["Jonathan Davis" <jdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The more and more i search, the more I find people mentioning the Netgear
card i have, however, I am pretty green on figuring out how to implement
what they are saying.  What exactly/ where exactly is the PCMCIA card
services documentation?

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Subject: [linux-help] Re: Linux on a Laptop


Most any 3COM card will work great.  The PCMCIA card services
documentation includes a list of supported chipsets.

-- John

"Jonathan Davis" <jdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Hi all.  I just did my first sucessfull install of mandrake7 on my Compaq
> presario 1622 laptop.  However I ham having no end of troubles getting my
> PCMCIA net card to work.  I have a Netgear FA410tx.  I can still exchange
it
> out at CompUSA, but if the hardware is the problem, I need to know what
kind
> to buy.  Any assistance would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Jonathan
>
>
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