Re: Cardbus LAN support SCO 5.07

From: G3WIP (g3wip_at_deadspam.co.uk)
Date: 05/30/04

  • Next message: Mike Brown: "Re: Cardbus LAN support SCO 5.07"
    Date: Sun, 30 May 2004 15:55:03 +0100
    
    

    Thanks JP. Somehow that page
    http://localhost:8457/en/HANDBOOK/netcardsN.netcards_list_mfg.html
    is not on any of my systems, but you put me onto finding the complete list,
    which I now have.

    I am puzzled as to where the drivers live. Some cards on the full list do
    not to seem to have a driver listed by netconfig, so one assumes one has to
    download the driver from somewhere. So you go to the manufacturer's sites
    to find no mention of SCO drivers. Googling just points you to the fact
    that the card has SCO supported. The drivers are not on ftp.sco.com

    In days gone by one would have found the SCO driver on the floppy that came
    with the cards, or even cdrom.
    The lack of hardware drivers is becoming very critical for SCO, and to me is
    now SCO's biggest weakness.

    Thank though to Bela who kindly sorted out by wd driver problem. All a need
    to is buy a cardbus network card that is guaranteed to work. I have got my
    fingers burnt once already!

    Gerry gerardatcarepovider

    -- 
    http://www.careprovider.com
    "Jean-Pierre Radley" <jpr@jpr.com> wrote in message
    news:20040529164244.GA5352@jpradley.jpr.com...
    > G3WIP typed (on Sat, May 29, 2004 at 01:16:57PM +0100):
    > | Do you know of a working Cardbus NIC and driver for SCO 5.07 to work on
    > | modern machines please?
    > |
    > | The non certified SiS 900 driver does not work on my Aspire 1700 Lugable
    > | which has a SIS 900 installed. So I thought I would use Cardbus slot and
    put
    > | a hardwired network card there.
    > |
    > | Belkin claimed they had a SCO certified driver
    > | http://www.belkin.com/network/F5D5010.html  so I bought one, but it is
    not
    > | true.  Belkin Level 3 support simply tell me the web site is wrong!  It
    > | seems to be a Realtek 8139, but those drivers fail as well, probably
    because
    > | you have no control over device, function and bus numbers on
    installation.
    > |
    > | So I look at the SCO site to see their list of certified cardbus network
    > | cards, and then try and look for the drivers to see if they exist out th
    ere.
    > | Most manufacturer's sites do not mention any SCO support.  Often the
    devices
    > | for sale have a different product number extension to the certified
    devices,
    > | so you are never certain that it will work.
    > |
    > | The modern devices are not listed in netconfig.  Looking at sco's ftp
    driver
    > | sites it only list a few additions.  I want to really know there is a
    > | working supported driver out their before I buy a card.  I would not
    rely on
    > | the cdrom having the driver on it.
    > |
    > | So can anyone recommend a cardbus Network card that one can buy
    nowadays,
    > | that really works on modern machines with SC0 5.07
    > |
    >
    > Have you looked on your own system for the full list?
    >
    > Point Mozilla to:
    >       http://localhost:8457/en/HANDBOOK/netcardsN.netcards_list_mfg.html
    >
    > -- 
    > JP
    

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