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Onboard NIC? (modified 0 times) Erik Profile I noticed a spot for an onboard NIC... has anyone gotten this to work? 05-12-2000 11:45:05

RE:Onboard NIC? (modified 0 times) BcPuX Profile | Email Before someone flames you to hell, I thought I should post and tell you that you should just read all the threads on here. Trust me, there is plenty of info on this board about the onboard NIC. <--Insert Clever Comment Here--> 05-13-2000 13:26:56

RE:Onboard NIC? (modified 0 times) Erik Profile Thanks, I did do a search before I posted a topic dedicated to the onboard NIC... and only found mention of it in a couple different places. What I was hoping for advice from anyone who has successfully gotten it to work, and not just theorized that it could. Is there a specific Intel (or other) chip part number that is needed aside from the connector, where does it get attached, what version BIOS is needed to support it. If I missed the thread that contains this info, I apologize in advance. 05-15-2000 10:21:02

RE:Onboard NIC? (modified 0 times) SearchLight http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=wstech&Post=7&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session= Doesn't look to promising 05-15-2000 10:57:25

RE:Onboard NIC? (modified 0 times) Erik Profile Hmmm... guess my search criteria weren't quite what they should have been. Thanks for the link! Looks like a lost cause though... 05-15-2000 13:37:35

RE:Onboard NIC? (modified 0 times) Fudge Packer I really think that we've thrown in the towel too early on this one. Come on, we're enabling com ports, and ide headers. Heck, we even added missing USB ports! In my opinion we just don't have the right people looking at it. Where is Roastbeef?! I'm sure he could figure this out in a heartbeat. FP 05-17-2000 20:39:27

RE:Onboard NIC? (modified 0 times) particle mAN Lets see, soldring 16 pins verses one hundred and twenty pins, placed 3 times closer, on a chip that is designed for wave soldering, not designed for rework. And this is just for the main chip. Sure, you go ahead, if you succed then I'll do it, and I have a Surface mount rework station! It is NOT possible by 99.9% of all persons on this board, it would be cheaper and easier to buy a mo-bo with that on it already. 05-18-2000 17:49:38

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