Difference between revisions of "Intel 8∕16 LAN Adapter"
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| − | The '''Intel 8∕16 LAN Adapter''' is a 10Mbps network card. | + | The '''Intel 8∕16 LAN Adapter''' is a 10Mbps network card. There are several revisions of the card which have different physical interfaces at the back. Revisions include: RJ45 + dsub15, BNC + dsub15, and possibly more. |
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This card's boot ROM socket takes a standard 32-pin EEPROM chip, as well as 28-pin EEPROM chips such as the 28C64. It has been tested extensively with the 28C64 chip flashed with XT-IDE BIOS images, both XT and AT versions. It is a reliable way to boot from a modern era hard drive connected to an XT or AT class system whose BIOS would not natively support it. | This card's boot ROM socket takes a standard 32-pin EEPROM chip, as well as 28-pin EEPROM chips such as the 28C64. It has been tested extensively with the 28C64 chip flashed with XT-IDE BIOS images, both XT and AT versions. It is a reliable way to boot from a modern era hard drive connected to an XT or AT class system whose BIOS would not natively support it. | ||
| − | The card's DOS drivers come with a configuration program (<tt>SOFTSET.EXE</tt>) that can be used to enable the ROM socket (it is disabled by default) and set the base address, as well as adjust all the usual options like the I/O address and IRQ. | + | == DOS Support == |
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| + | The card's DOS drivers come with a configuration program (<tt>SOFTSET.EXE</tt>) that can be used to enable the ROM socket (it is disabled by default) and set the base address, as well as adjust all the usual options like the I/O address and IRQ. The packet driver for DOS works perfectly with the MTCP suite from FreeDOS. | ||
Revision as of 06:00, 23 April 2018
| Bus type | ISA |
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| Bus width | 16-bit |
| Bus speed | 8 MHz |
| 8-bit ISA compatible? | Yes |
| Manufacturer | Intel |
| Chipset | i82586 |
| Connectors | AUI, BNC |
| Requires -5VDC? | No |
| Requires -12VDC? | No |
| Config method | Software |
| Ethernet | |
| Boot ROM | Socket, 32-pin JEDEC, read-write |
| Driver | Download Page |
The Intel 8∕16 LAN Adapter is a 10Mbps network card. There are several revisions of the card which have different physical interfaces at the back. Revisions include: RJ45 + dsub15, BNC + dsub15, and possibly more.
Additional photos
Underside
Alternate card (Fil-Mag)
Boot ROM
This card's boot ROM socket takes a standard 32-pin EEPROM chip, as well as 28-pin EEPROM chips such as the 28C64. It has been tested extensively with the 28C64 chip flashed with XT-IDE BIOS images, both XT and AT versions. It is a reliable way to boot from a modern era hard drive connected to an XT or AT class system whose BIOS would not natively support it.
DOS Support
The card's DOS drivers come with a configuration program (SOFTSET.EXE) that can be used to enable the ROM socket (it is disabled by default) and set the base address, as well as adjust all the usual options like the I/O address and IRQ. The packet driver for DOS works perfectly with the MTCP suite from FreeDOS.
