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Subject: Re: Which PCMCIA Ethernet adapters are WELL-supported? 
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> > I don't know of any 100bT adapters, I 'fess, however the Accton EN2216
> > is a non-3Com card that's known to work very well (NE2000 clone).
> 
> Any idea what the Hitachi VisionBook notebooks have for their onboard
> ethernet support?

No; send me one and I'll tell you 8)

mike