The NIC drivers under vpc and vwm are really hard to find?
Could some expert tell me how they were found?
Could some expert tell me how they were found?
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vmware's NIC is AMD PCNet AM79C970A
I found this website through a Google search:
http://www.peteweb.com/mpoli/NET/OTHER/
Among them, AMD PCnet Network adapter Software Release is the vmware NIC driver
The download links are:
http://www.peteweb.com/mpoli/NET/OTHER/ETHERTE1.ZIP
http://www.peteweb.com/mpoli/NET/OTHER/ETHERTE2.ZIP
I have already successfully used this driver to get the NIC working in vmware! There is also a Packet driver in the zip
I found this website through a Google search:
http://www.peteweb.com/mpoli/NET/OTHER/
Among them, AMD PCnet Network adapter Software Release is the vmware NIC driver
The download links are:
http://www.peteweb.com/mpoli/NET/OTHER/ETHERTE1.ZIP
http://www.peteweb.com/mpoli/NET/OTHER/ETHERTE2.ZIP
I have already successfully used this driver to get the NIC working in vmware! There is also a Packet driver in the zip
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