Zen65 supported ethernet cards

Can anyone tell me where I can find the list of all the cards "built into"
Zen65? We're stuck on this version for the next few months and we need to
purchase new computers for staff during this time. We have no problem with
general hardware specs but need to know what ethernet cards to include in
our specs for imaging. We've had no luck with newer-generation cards and
zen65. Currently we know broadcom netextreme 5700 work but we can't source
PCs with these cards anymore. Preferably looking for cards that will be
usable in zen65 as well as zen7 for when we switch over

We have the same issue.. but we already have the HP dc5700s on site.
Please include me if you get resolution. HP sent me to
http://www.broadcom.com/support/ethe...me_desktop.php
Can unzip, but then the whole process of making the tg3.o file for our
kernel is confusing to me... I know some Unix, but by no means is this
easy. There is a bcm5700.o driver I found in Cool Solns, but it is for a
former kernel. If someone gets this compuiled for ZFD65SP2, please pass
it on.
> > You can add the driver you need to PXE or the CD. You need the Linux
> > driver and you can follow several cool solution how tos to get teh
> > driver needed into the system.
> >
> > --
> > Timothy Leerhoff
> > Novell Support Forum Sysop
>
> Have been doing that, or at least trying. Managed to get the broadcom
> drivers working that way but the drivers were already compiled for
zen65.
> Can't find drivers for newer-generation cards. All other cards we've
been
> testing don't have compiled drivers and we've been unable to
successfully
> compile drivers from sourcecode. Getting kernel errors during use, etc.
We
> (basically it's been given to me to fix after our other staff couldn't
get
> it working) don't have the time, manpower and patience to re-compile
each
> and everytime we get a new card. Prefer to know beforehand and buy a
> machine that's supported out-of-the box.

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From: Andy_DeWees<[email protected] du>
To:novell.support.zenworks.endpoint-security-management
Date: 2/5/2009 12:52 PM
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Thank you for the suggestion, but that's how I collected the information for the card in the first place. The Performa 6360 didn't seem to take the card, so I popped it in to my Beige G3 running Mac OS 9.2.2 and hoped it might work on that. Same problem, however, the Apple System Profiler is much more thorough on that OS, so I was able to acquire the card's information. The reason for the 100-BaseT Ethernet, again, is not solely based on that one computer; It's the fact that I would prefer the network to run at the faster speed and with four macs currently on it, with a few more modern ones such as the iBook G3 shown below, the speed is a nice thing to have.
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