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> Check the chips on your PCI adapter.  The PLX PCI9052 is used by all the
> bad adapters I have seen.  A good adapter will probably have a Ricoh or
> TI chip.

Thanks for your help everyone. Yes it has a PLX chipset and tomorow I am
going to buy something usable.

Vaclav