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Subject: Re: AcerOpen ALN-211 PCI network card support?
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> Looking at the picture on the webpage, the ALN-211 is almost certainly
> based on one of the Digital chips (the logo is pretty distinctive).

OK, so if in the store I look at one of the cards, 
the big chip should say like DEC 21040 or 21041?

I'll probably just get two ISA ne2000 clones unless I'm sure
that it has that chipset.

Thanks

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