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Subject: For ISA and ethernet, what's better than an NE2000?
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 1997 16:12:44 -0400
From: Harlan Stenn <harlan@mail.compus.com>
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For ISA machines, what's better than an NE2000 (or clone) network card?

I seems like the Intel EtherPro/10+ looks good, as might an NE2100 (Kingston
has these).

I'm looking for a better card and I'd also like to know that the FreeBSD driver
for the card is good, too.

What do folks recommend?

(I'm trying to avoid NE2000 cards because I'm tired of cranking down the NFS
read and write sizes to 1024 when I use those cards).

Thanks...

H