Is anyone using the following
Its not on the list but has anyone had any success with one of these.
3Com Fast EtherLink 10/100 PCMCIA Card
PCMCIA Card and lead with RJ45 socket. Model 3C574-TX 16-bit.
Supports 10/100BASE-TX.
Paul
We gave up on the 3com 3c905B 10/100 card. Apparrently though, the
latest 4.25C drivers support the 3c905C card.
Paul McCormack wrote:
Is anyone using the following
Its not on the list but has anyone had any success with one of these.
3Com Fast EtherLink 10/100 PCMCIA Card
PCMCIA Card and lead with RJ45 socket. Model 3C574-TX 16-bit.
Supports 10/100BASE-TX.Paul
Yes, you need the 4.25C driver for the 3c905C based cards. This driver also solved a number of weird lockups/crashes that used to occur with the 3c905B cards.
I’ve also had success with the 3c589D PCMCIA cards, using Net.ether589.
I’ve heard of support for newer 3COM PCMCIA cards, but I can’t remember the details on what card it was… I believe the information is buried someone on QNX’s web site.
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Regards,
Frank
“J. Scott Franko” <jsfranko@switch.com> wrote in message news:39C62F5E.CC808BB2@switch.com…
We gave up on the 3com 3c905B 10/100 card. Apparrently though, the
latest 4.25C drivers support the 3c905C card.Paul McCormack wrote:
Is anyone using the following
Its not on the list but has anyone had any success with one of these.
3Com Fast EtherLink 10/100 PCMCIA Card
PCMCIA Card and lead with RJ45 socket. Model 3C574-TX 16-bit.
Supports 10/100BASE-TX.Paul
“J. Scott Franko” <jsfranko@switch.com> writes:
We gave up on the 3com 3c905B 10/100 card. Apparrently though, the
latest 4.25C drivers support the 3c905C card.
We have a general rule here when looking for Ethernet cards for QNX.
Never buy 3Com. Period. Whether it’s the cards or the drivers that
are flakey, it doesn’t matter. We’ve never had them work reliably,
and we’ve often had them fail in extremely strange ways.
Andrew Thomas, President, Cogent Real-Time Systems Inc.
2430 Meadowpine Boulevard, Suite 105, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5N 6S2
Email: andrew@cogent.ca WWW: http://www.cogent.ca
Hi Paul,
I think these guys missed the question a little. The PCMCIA Fast Etherlink
Card is a Card Bus module. Card Bus is not supported under QNX4. I have
tried to get this working with QNX a while ago, we gave up.
Regards
Glyn
“Paul McCormack” <mccormp@-nospam-mislimited.co.uk> wrote in message
news:memo.20000915152656.53583A@mislimited.compulink.co.uk…
Is anyone using the following
Its not on the list but has anyone had any success with one of these.
3Com Fast EtherLink 10/100 PCMCIA Card
PCMCIA Card and lead with RJ45 socket. Model 3C574-TX 16-bit.
Supports 10/100BASE-TX.Paul
Thanks to all
I really need a 10/100 card so I will have to try the D-Link card as Glyn
has already suggested. 
The QNX hardware list is looking a little out of date though with regard
to PCMCIA.
I did see a cheap Netgear 10/100 card that did not appear to be Cardbus
but it appears to anonymous apart from the fact that I think netgear is
Bay Networks.
Paul
In article <8q76r6$odp$1@inn.qnx.com>, glyn@jadesoft.co.uk (Glyn Durban)
wrote:
Hi Paul,
I think these guys missed the question a little. The PCMCIA Fast
Etherlink
Card is a Card Bus module. Card Bus is not supported under QNX4. I have
tried to get this working with QNX a while ago, we gave up.Regards
Glyn“Paul McCormack” <mccormp@-nospam-mislimited.co.uk> wrote in message
news:> memo.20000915152656.53583A@mislimited.compulink.co.uk> …
Is anyone using the followingIts not on the list but has anyone had any success with one of these.
3Com Fast EtherLink 10/100 PCMCIA Card
PCMCIA Card and lead with RJ45 socket. Model 3C574-TX 16-bit.
Supports 10/100BASE-TX.Paul
Yep, missed the question. Saw 3com, ran default routine.
In another thread on QDN, qnx has said that there is no support for 10/100
PCMCIA cards in QNX4. Only in Neutrino.
Scott
Glyn Durban wrote:
Hi Paul,
I think these guys missed the question a little. The PCMCIA Fast Etherlink
Card is a Card Bus module. Card Bus is not supported under QNX4. I have
tried to get this working with QNX a while ago, we gave up.Regards
Glyn
“Paul McCormack” <mccormp@-nospam-mislimited.co.uk> wrote in message
news:> memo.20000915152656.53583A@mislimited.compulink.co.uk> …
Is anyone using the followingIts not on the list but has anyone had any success with one of these.
3Com Fast EtherLink 10/100 PCMCIA Card
PCMCIA Card and lead with RJ45 socket. Model 3C574-TX 16-bit.
Supports 10/100BASE-TX.Paul
Funny thing is 3com bought bay networks I think.
Scott
Paul McCormack wrote:
Thanks to all
I really need a 10/100 card so I will have to try the D-Link card as Glyn
has already suggested. >The QNX hardware list is looking a little out of date though with regard
to PCMCIA.I did see a cheap Netgear 10/100 card that did not appear to be Cardbus
but it appears to anonymous apart from the fact that I think netgear is
Bay Networks.Paul
In article <8q76r6$odp$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, > glyn@jadesoft.co.uk > (Glyn Durban)
wrote:Hi Paul,
I think these guys missed the question a little. The PCMCIA Fast
Etherlink
Card is a Card Bus module. Card Bus is not supported under QNX4. I have
tried to get this working with QNX a while ago, we gave up.Regards
Glyn“Paul McCormack” <mccormp@-nospam-mislimited.co.uk> wrote in message
news:> memo.20000915152656.53583A@mislimited.compulink.co.uk> …
Is anyone using the followingIts not on the list but has anyone had any success with one of these.
3Com Fast EtherLink 10/100 PCMCIA Card
PCMCIA Card and lead with RJ45 socket. Model 3C574-TX 16-bit.
Supports 10/100BASE-TX.Paul