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sorry I &nbsp;am new to all this I am running linuxmandrake 6.0<br />
and it is a Compaq 10/100 TXPCIUTP card<br />
How do I find This Card <br />
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John
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sorry I  am new to all this I am running linuxmandrake 6.0
and it is a Compaq 10/100 TXPCIUTP card
How do I find This Card



John

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What do you know about the card? &nbsp;Is is &nbsp;compatible with something common like an ne2000?<br />
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I went to the compaq web site and searched for &nbsp;&quot;TXPCIUT&quot;, but nothing was found. &nbsp;So there's not much more I can do to help you :-(<br />
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It could be that there is no driver for your card, which would be a shame. &nbsp;In that case, you will have to buy one that is complient. &nbsp;<br />
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FYI, my Compaq card installs as a 3c509, but this is a VERY old machine! <br />
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What do you know about the card?  Is is  compatible with something common like an ne2000?

I went to the compaq web site and searched for  "TXPCIUT", but nothing was found.  So there's not much more I can do to help you :-(

It could be that there is no driver for your card, which would be a shame.  In that case, you will have to buy one that is complient.  

FYI, my Compaq card installs as a 3c509, but this is a VERY old machine!



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The card also says that it is a Netelligent Controller
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The card also says that it is a Netelligent Controller

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I am have a problum configering my network card I am not sure where to begin I never setup the card during the instalation of linux. Know I am not quite sure how to do it??<br />
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Please Help me <br />
Fairly new Linux user!<br />
John
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I am have a problum configering my network card I am not sure where to begin I never setup the card during the instalation of linux. Know I am not quite sure how to do it??


Please Help me 
Fairly new Linux user!
John

Find my network card??

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