I would suggest any card that says NE2000 compatible.  In particular any
card based on a realtek 8019 chip would work.

Depending on the cards manufacturer you may have to setup the jumperless
card in DOS before you can use it (some set it to the NE2000 default of
IRQ=3 and IO=300, but a lot set it to plug n play - not sure if linux
will support a plug n play RTL8019, but could be wrong here)

I use dozens of these cards and have no problem under dos environments,
and I've used them under freebsd and linux.

I can send you one for $15 if you want one, but you should be able to
find one locally for under $10.

-Adam

Harold M Hallikainen wrote:

>On Wed, 7 Aug 2002 17:35:29 -0700 Barry Gershenfeld <barry_g@ZMICRO.COM>
>writes:
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>
>>I'd be the last one to say get another card, but...
>>
>>
>>
>
>        What other card would you say to get, recognizing this is an ISA bus
>machine.
>
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