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PostPosted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 11:05 am 
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Hi, I've been trying to make mythtv work for some time now. I've gotten the auto-install to function properly, and mythtv comes up just fine. However, when I found out that my ehternet is not working when I realized I couldn't get the program guide from data direct. Right now I have a VT 6103 integrated ethernet chip. I haven't been able to find any drivers for it, although I did try one that i read should work with vt 6103 somewhere... but i'm very new to linux and i don't think i did it correctly anyway.

What I'd like to do is drop a few bucks on a new pci ethernet card that would hopefully work without having to install any drivers. i don't even know if that's possible in linux or not, although it appears to be from some posts i've read... i have a network of (windows-based) computers set up behind a router, if that makes a difference. does anyone know of a specific card that would work without any installing with knoppmyth? please be specific about brand and model - thanks for looking at this post and thank you for your help.

EDIT: By the way, the cheaper the better. I don't need much, just access to the internet


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Most "cheap" NICs use a Realtek based chipset and should wourk w/o isse.

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In my case a Realtek NIC causes frequent crashes with R4V4. I am still hoping for R5 to fix that.


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 29, 2004 6:34 am 
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thanks for the help! i'll give a realtek chipset nic a shot and hope for the best :)


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