PCMCIA Network card for public network

Hi All
I am going to setup Oracle RAC on my laptops and would like to use PCMCIA netwrok card as public network, but I am wondering if it there would be any issue at all.
Could anybody advise please.
Thanks
Soheil

Soheil,
Just by adding more memory to your machine you can install RAC on your machine.You dont need two laptops.
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/10g/OracleDB10gR2RACInstallationOnCentos4UsingVMware.php
Hope it helps

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pcmcia is an card slot. If you have a 12" PB you may not have one.
If you have a pcmcia slot, buy the card. Slide the card into your computer and start up. Put the camcorder on the card and your fw drive on the port built-in to your computer. Even if this does not solve the timecode issues, it will save you other headaches in the future.
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This is not a knock, just a reality. It is difficult to be deeply conversant with even one area. It is not realistic for the generalists you usually deal with to know the best answers to very specific questions.
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A Mac older than 4 years old may need its clock battery replaced by an authorized service center. The clock battery dying can cause certain ports to malfunction as well. If it is under 4 years old and no surges broke the port, try zapping your PRAM, it may solve the problem once and for all:
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So, these guys have nothing?
http://www.welovemacs.com/net-mpc-100.html
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