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Re: Current Recommendation for PCMCIA network card?
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- Subject: Re: Current Recommendation for PCMCIA network card?
- From: Shigeo Honda <shige@example.com>
- Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2000 18:03:46 +0900
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Jonathan Byrne <j-byrne@example.com> wrote: > Bryan Mark (bryanmark@example.com) wrote: > > > Any recommendations for PCMCIA cards? > > Stay away from Planex. Stay away from Corega. > I agree. I used to have Planex PCMCIA 100 Card, it worked with Kondara Linux, but was really unstable. Finally I give up and trash that card. -- Shigeo Honda
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