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Hardware Overview, Performance

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DuraLAN Fast Ethernet NICs User's Guide s NetWare-NetWare 4.2, 5.x, or 6.0, or Novell Client32 s UnixWare-UnixWare 7.x s Linux-Linux Kernel 2.4 and later have third-party drivers embedded that support these NICs (If you have an earlier version of the kernel, links to drivers are available on the Adaptec Web site.) Note: Although Duralink64 drivers support older versions of Windows and NetWare, Adaptec does not support any OS that is no longer supported by its developer. Hardware Overview Adaptec provides the following PCI 10/100 DuraLAN Fast Ethernet NIC models: 64-Bit 33 MHz PCI ANA-62044 ANA-62022 ANA-62011/TX 64-Bit 66 MHz PCI ANA-64044 64-Bit 33/66 MHz PCI ANA-64044LV ANA-64022LV ANA-62011LV Note: All NICs are 64 bits. All NICs support 3.3V and 5V. Adaptec DuraLAN 64-bit NICs can also be used in a 32-bit PCI slot provided the NIC fits in the slot. If the DuraLAN NIC does not fit the slot, return it to your place of purchase for a replacement. Performance The more peripherals and NICs in your system, the more loaded it becomes. At this point, a 64-bit PCI is a significant benefit that provides the following: s Allows devices to get on and off the PCI bus faster s Doubles the capacity of the PCI bus-twice as much data transferred at once (or the same amount transfers twice as fast) 1-4

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DuraLAN Fast Ethernet NICs User’s Guide
■
NetWare
—NetWare 4.2, 5.
x
, or 6.0, or Novell Client32
■
UnixWare
—UnixWare 7.
x
■
Linux
—Linux Kernel 2.4 and later have third-party drivers
embedded that support these NICs (If you have an earlier
version of the kernel, links to drivers are available on the
Adaptec Web site.)
Note:
Although Duralink64 drivers support older versions of
Windows and NetWare, Adaptec does not support any OS
that is no longer supported by its developer.
Hardware Overview
Adaptec provides the following PCI 10/100 DuraLAN Fast
Ethernet NIC models:
Note:
All NICs are 64 bits. All NICs support 3.3V and 5V.
Adaptec DuraLAN 64-bit NICs can also be used in a 32-bit PCI slot
provided the NIC fits in the slot. If the DuraLAN NIC does not fit
the slot, return it to your place of purchase for a replacement.
Performance
The more peripherals and NICs in your system, the more loaded it
becomes. At this point, a 64-bit PCI is a significant benefit that
provides the following:
■
Allows devices to get on and off the PCI bus faster
■
Doubles the capacity of the PCI bus—twice as much data
transferred at once (or the same amount transfers twice as fast)
64-Bit 33 MHz PCI
64-Bit 66 MHz PCI
64-Bit 33/66 MHz PCI
ANA-62044
ANA-64044
ANA-64044LV
ANA-62022
ANA-64022LV
ANA-62011/TX
ANA-62011LV