Do I need a network card?

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rodney

newbie
just bought a second hand black diamond desktop
unable to get on internet
Intel D915GAG motherboard

I cannot find any info on motherboard
no network adaptor listed in devices

system advises network card MAC address 00000000000000

assistance please.
 
S

sandy58

newbie
just bought a second hand black diamond desktop
unable to get on internet
Intel D915GAG motherboard

I cannot find any info on motherboard
no network adaptor listed in devices

system advises network card MAC address 00000000000000

assistance please.

A Server (ie; AOL, BT et) & a modem of sorts. Oh, and a telephone
helps too.
 
P

Paul

rodney said:
newbie
just bought a second hand black diamond desktop
unable to get on internet
Intel D915GAG motherboard

I cannot find any info on motherboard
no network adaptor listed in devices

system advises network card MAC address 00000000000000

assistance please.

There is a manual here for D915GAG.

http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/ag/ag_documentation.htm
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d915gag/sb/CS-027141.htm
http://download.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d915gag/sb/c6860002.pdf <---

This appears to be an OEM board. There is an integrators toolkit
offered on the download page. This is presumably not the same
thing as acquiring a retail Intel motherboard, where the MAC
would already be assigned to any built-in LAN interfaces.
You'll have to be extra clever to get it all working.

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/fil...XP+Professional&lang=eng&strOSs=44&submit=Go!

Paul
 
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rodney

Paul said:
This appears to be an OEM board. There is an integrators toolkit
offered on the download page. This is presumably not the same
thing as acquiring a retail Intel motherboard, where the MAC
would already be assigned to any built-in LAN interfaces.
You'll have to be extra clever to get it all working.
Paul

Thanks Paul,
when I checked intel, I came up with a "page not found"
on the D915GAG.

I have a win98se box connected adsl, and a wireless router
to an XP in the lounge.
I was presuming I just plug the line into this new XP box
and be away, but I am getting nothing.
Sounds like I have to call in the (paid) cavalry.

Thanks very much for your time and advice.
R.
 

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