Hey Joe
  No, not on this nforce 4 board, I haven't.  As I mentioned there is very
little motivation beyond just seeing if I can.  However this mobo is a
replacement for an MSi nforce 3 board that Newegg stopped carrying right
about the time I ordered it so when it failed, I paid the difference to get
this Asus A8N-E, with which I am both pleased and impressed.  The only
downside is that Win98 which ran on the 64bit CPU w/ the nforce3, will not
on this.  That is barely even a price and in fact gives me some ironic
pleasure that it won't while the "inferior" and so-called quaint
OS/2 does.  Between Warp and Slackware Linux, I'm very satisfied.  IIRC I
did get the Marvell gigabit nic on the MSi board working but I can't swear
to it as I only had it for a little over 5 weeks and my memory isn't as
good as it used to be, especially with the number of PC's I've installed on
this year.  I might be able to dig up my notes if it's important to you. 
Just let me know and I'll do some digging.
Jimmy
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From: "kempfjm" 
> --- In os2hardware{at}yahoogroups.com, rallee2{at}... wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >   No, alas, I am using only the Realtek nic in OS/2 even though
> Yukon.zip is on Hobbes and Genmac reportedly also works with the
> Marvell, but for now I am a bit Rube Goldberg since my wireless nic is
> not supported. I'm not convinced there is a lot to gain from the
> gigabit when running like this, but at some point I will get the urge
> to "mess around".  To get started I just took the easy route knowing
> the Realtek would work and that latency is lower on 10/100 than it is
> on Gigabit.
> 
> Did you ever get the onnboard Marvell nic working?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Joe
> 
> 




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