ISA Ethernet cards

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czygvtwkr

Guest
OK I hate throwing stuff away...I have two ISA 10baseT ethernet cards that I am giving away.

One is a 3 com, no drivers etc the other is an Intel comes with retail box (cost $80 in 1996).

Free to good home.

Most computers built in the last few years do not even have ISA slots any more so you might want to make sure that you have a slot that will work.
 

Railroad

Routinely Derailed
I've actually got a couple of machines that would make good use of the cards, but haven't decided whether to use either of them for a server. So they're down in my digital boneyard. And I think I also have an ISA Ethernet card down there, too.

I may start a separate thread (so as not to hijack yours) about what to do with computers and stuff that are physically okay but outdated.
 

unixpirate

Pitty Party
czygvtwkr said:
OK I hate throwing stuff away...I have two ISA 10baseT ethernet cards that I am giving away.

One is a 3 com, no drivers etc the other is an Intel comes with retail box (cost $80 in 1996).

Free to good home.

Most computers built in the last few years do not even have ISA slots any more so you might want to make sure that you have a slot that will work.


There great for networking in house. Finding drivers is no problem.
I come down to St. Mary's usually on the weekends to raise hell and leave. :cheers:
I'll be down Saturday to see my folks in Wildewood..
I can PM ya and see if you still have them.
Thanks
UP
 
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czygvtwkr

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Not going to be around this weekend it being easter and all, or next weekend for that matter.
 
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