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You can use Linux TCP/IP without any networking hardware at all---configuring
``loopback'' mode allows you to talk to yourself. This is necessary for
some applications and games which use the ``loopback'' network device.
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However, if you want to use Linux with an Ethernet TCP/IP network, you need
one of the following Ethernet cards:
3com 3c503, 3c503/16;
Novell NE1000, NE2000;
Western Digital WD8003, WD8013;
Hewlett Packard HP27245, HP27247, HP27250.
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The following clones are reported
to work: WD-80x3 clones: LANNET LEC-45; NE2000 clones: Alta Combo, Artisoft
LANtastic AE-2, Asante Etherpak 2001/2003, D-Link Ethernet II,
LTC E-NET/16 P/N 8300-200-002, Network Solutions HE-203, SVEC 4 Dimension
Ethernet, 4-Dimension FD0490 EtherBoard 16, and D-Link DE-600, SMC Elite 16.
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See the Linux Ethernet HOWTO for a more complete discussion of Linux
Ethernet hardware compatibility.
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Linux also supports SLIP, which allows you to use a modem to access the
Internet over the phone line. In this case, you'll need a modem
compatible with your SLIP server---most servers require a 14.4bps V.32bis
modem.
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