Gene
  No onboard nic?  IIRC there is OS/2 support for many realtek chipsets
which are basically generic such as the 8139 (some have successfully even
used the old NE2000 based drivers on these).  As mentioned in another post
I know 10x support is considerable, 100x support is spotty and gigabit is
rare and wireless is relatively non-existant (unless some kind soul has
finally ported madwifi from linux).  So what sort of usage becomes
important to your choices.  For example if you just need to connect to a
cable modem or DSL modem 10x is just fine so your choices are many. 
Intranet usage is a whole other animal as it would be well worth
considerable research to discover what high speed nics are supported. 
However my view might be outdated since I don't have eCS which likely
includes support for chipsets that I don't know about
Good luck
Jimmy


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From: Eugene Poole 
> Ok, I'm running eCS 1.05 and my NIC died.  What's a good one to get?  
> I'm running on a AMD Thunderbird 750Mhz, 768MB RAM, 80GB disk.
> 
> Gene
> 
>


 
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