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ianboag

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#104634 19-Jun-2012 10:32

I need an old ISA-bus 16-bit NE2000 compatible NIC. Preferably with jumpers. It is to replace a failed one in a mission-critical legacy setup. Happy to pay $100 for it. It's that mission critical.

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#643023 19-Jun-2012 10:41

Where are you located?

Lias

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#643163 19-Jun-2012 13:22

I think I still have one at home.. Will try and remember to check tonight.

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#643166 19-Jun-2012 13:24

I am in Palmy North

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#643181 19-Jun-2012 13:54

I had a whole heap of them, the only question is whether I still do or whether I threw them out. I'll check tonight.

bakery2k

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#643417 19-Jun-2012 20:23

I have a genuine Novell NE2000 card available:

16-bit ISA
Configured via jumpers
"RJ45" socket

Located in Auckland.

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#643461 19-Jun-2012 21:09

Lias: I think I still have one at home.. Will try and remember to check tonight.

I've had a very good hunt and can't find the box that I think has the card in it.. Bugger. I know i'll find it in 2 weeks lol.

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#643470 19-Jun-2012 21:20

Mission critical legacy (ch)ap..... That's how people refer to me
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