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I will like to connect my laptop which has Redhat linux 7.2 installed on it to my home network, I will like to know
what manufacturer and make of pcmcia (network card)is best to buy. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
I have connected my laptop using the 3-COM 3c589-TX. It works great. 3-COM does not make this card anymore though. I have also successfully set up RedHat 6.2 using a Netgear FA-410 - which I believe is still available.
Generally speaking, if you go to red-hat's FAQ site, you will find a HUGE LIST of supported network cards.
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