cox question

[Garrett]

Any NIC with a Realtek chipset (RTL8139 appears on the big chip on the
card), usually the $10 PCI batch at Fry's Electronics have never failed me.
I prefer 3com for "industry standardness", but if you need something quick,
cheap, and that works on Linux, the generics with RTL8139 won't stear you
wrong.

Garrett

----- Original Message -----
From: <frankburton001@netscape.net>
To: <plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us>
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 5:06 PM
Subject: re:cox question


> well it looks like I need a new nic card. So I'm here looking for advice.
My computer is a compaq presario 14xl244 laptop it currently has a combo
minimodem nic card. I found a driver for the modem but I can't seem to find
one for the nic card. So can anyone suggest a card. I dread the thought of
taking this box apart, but it looks like I'm kinda stuck. By the way I'm
poor so I'm looking for the cheapest card supported.
> TIA
> Frank Burton
>
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