Post by thread:[OT]: 8-bit low profile network card

Hi list, I'm looking for an 8-bit low profile network card for use in a PC/104 embedded machine. Anyone know of such a thing? I think pretty much all 8-bit ISA cards are NE1000 compatible, but just to be sure, that's also a requirement. -- Ryan Underwood, <spam_OUTnemesisTakeThisOuTicequake.net> ____________________________________________

On Sun, Nov 21, 2004 at 11:10:10PM -0600, Ryan Underwood wrote: > > Hi list, > > I'm looking for an 8-bit low profile network card for use in a PC/104 > embedded machine. Anyone know of such a thing? I think pretty much all > 8-bit ISA cards are NE1000 compatible, but just to be sure, that's also > a requirement. To reply to myself, either a standard 64-pin PC/104 card or an 8-bit ISA form card will do - but the ISA card needs to be low profile. I found some used ISA cards on Ebay that are too tall. -- Ryan Underwood, <.....nemesisKILLspam@spam@icequake.net> ____________________________________________

I have a couple of 10 y.o. ISA NICs. I'm in Tucson. If you'll pay to ship 'em you can have two of 'em. How's $5 sound, if you are in the USA? Can pay by paypal. --Bob Ryan Underwood wrote: {Quote hidden}>Hi list, > >I'm looking for an 8-bit low profile network card for use in a PC/104 >embedded machine. Anyone know of such a thing? I think pretty much all >8-bit ISA cards are NE1000 compatible, but just to be sure, that's also >a requirement. > > > -- Note: Attachments must be sent to attachKILLspamengineer.cotse.net, and MAY delay replies to this message. 520-219-2363 ____________________________________________

Ryan Underwood wrote: >On Sun, Nov 21, 2004 at 11:10:10PM -0600, Ryan Underwood wrote: > > >>Hi list, >> >>I'm looking for an 8-bit low profile network card for use in a PC/104 >>embedded machine. Anyone know of such a thing? I think pretty much all >>8-bit ISA cards are NE1000 compatible, but just to be sure, that's also >>a requirement. >> >> > >To reply to myself, either a standard 64-pin PC/104 card or an 8-bit ISA >form card will do - but the ISA card needs to be low profile. I found >some used ISA cards on Ebay that are too tall. > > > These are low. -- Note: Attachments must be sent to .....attachKILLspam.....engineer.cotse.net, and MAY delay replies to this message. 520-219-2363 ____________________________________________

Bob, that sounds great. What's your Paypal address? On Sun, Nov 21, 2004 at 10:29:03PM -0700, Bob Axtell wrote: {Quote hidden}> I have a couple of 10 y.o. ISA NICs. I'm in Tucson. If you'll pay to > ship 'em you can have two of 'em. > How's $5 sound, if you are in the USA? Can pay by paypal. > > --Bob > > Ryan Underwood wrote: > > >Hi list, > > > >I'm looking for an 8-bit low profile network card for use in a PC/104 > >embedded machine. Anyone know of such a thing? I think pretty much all > >8-bit ISA cards are NE1000 compatible, but just to be sure, that's also > >a requirement. > > > > > > > > > -- > Note: Attachments must be sent to > EraseMEattachspam_OUTTakeThisOuTengineer.cotse.net, and > MAY delay replies to this message. > 520-219-2363 > > ______________________________________________

Hi, I still need some network cards for a PC/104 project. :) Any takers? See below. {Quote hidden}> > Hi list, > > > > I'm looking for an 8-bit low profile network card for use in a PC/104 > > embedded machine. Anyone know of such a thing? I think pretty much all > > 8-bit ISA cards are NE1000 compatible, but just to be sure, that's also > > a requirement. > > To reply to myself, either a standard 64-pin PC/104 card or an 8-bit ISA > form card will do - but the ISA card needs to be low profile. I found > some used ISA cards on Ebay that are too tall. -- Ryan Underwood, <nemesisspam_OUTicequake.net> ____________________________________________

It would help if you defined "too tall". What is your height constraint? R Ryan Underwood wrote: {Quote hidden}> Hi, > > I still need some network cards for a PC/104 project. :) Any takers? > See below. > > >>>Hi list, >>> >>>I'm looking for an 8-bit low profile network card for use in a PC/104 >>>embedded machine. Anyone know of such a thing? I think pretty much all >>>8-bit ISA cards are NE1000 compatible, but just to be sure, that's also >>>a requirement. >> >>To reply to myself, either a standard 64-pin PC/104 card or an 8-bit ISA >>form card will do - but the ISA card needs to be low profile. I found >>some used ISA cards on Ebay that are too tall. > > ____________________________________________

<Ryan Underwood> > I still need some network cards for a PC/104 project. :) Any takers? I think we have some 3Com ISA adapters, but I'd bet they're TBase 10 or thick wire. They are low profile with a full height mounting plate on the connector edge. Before we start excavating the junk room would that speed work? If so, we'll take a look and send you a picture off list. Aza D. Oberman ____________________________________________