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3Com 3c509 Series
3Com 3c509 is a line of Ethernet IEEE 802.3 network cards for the ISA, EISA, MCA and PCMCIA computer buses.
It was designed by 3Com, and put on the market in 1994. For network connection, 10BASE-2, AUI and 10BASE-T are used.
The DIP-28 (U1) EPROM for network booting may be 8, 16 or 32 kByte size. This means EPROMs of type 64, 128, 256 kbit
(2^10) are compatible, like the 27C256. Boot ROM address is located between 0xC0000 - 0xDE000.
From my site you can download both the full
User Guide and the Quick Guide
for EtherLink III ISA network interface card, as well as drivers from the following link.
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D-Link DE-220 Series
A wonderful series of network cards from D-Link, including:
- DE-220PCAT with RJ45, AUI, BNC Connectors;
- DE-220PCT with RJ45 and BNC Connectors;
- DE-220PT with RJ45 and BNC Connector.
Drivers supported:
| * Netware v3.x $ v4.x ODI Client | | * Sun PC-NFS |
| * Microsoft LAN Manager | | * NDIS Driver |
| * IBM LAN Server | | * Packet Driver |
| * IBM PC LAN Support Program | | * Windows 95/98 |
| * 3Com 3+ Open Share | | * Windows for Workgroups |
| * DEC PathWorks | | * Windows NT |
| * Banyan VINES | | * NT Server & Back Office |
| * WIN/TCP PathWay Access for DOS | | * SCO UNIX 3.2.4 |
| * FTP PC/ TCP | | |
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Realtek 8029 & 8029AS
pg8029.zip - A utility for treating a known
bug with EEPROM and changing hidden parameters, such as MAC address.
rset8029.exe - Configuration utility version
3.02
The EEPROM program can be easily overwritten if you run the EEPROM diagnostics in earlier versions of the
rset8029.exe program from under Windows. In this case, the Ethernet address of the card will look like
A5:A5:A5:A5:A5, and the network simply will not work. You can restore the EEPROM using the
8029repr.zip utility. To avoid this
problem in the future, use the latest version of
rset8029.exe
Drivers for various operating systems, as well as batch drivers and utilities for the RealTek 8029 network card,
you can download from the link below
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