Most people wind up using ISA cards / chips - they're supposed to be
easier to work with. There are some demo boards and sample code at
www.edtp.com.

Also, Microchip's ENC28J60 SPI-Ethernet chip is supposed to be Coming Soon.

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-Randy Glenn
Computer Eng. and Mgt. Year IV, McMaster University
Industry Liason, McMaster IEEE Student Branch

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On 8/26/05, Dumitru Stama <list@mirosat.com> wrote:
> 
> Hello all
> Has anyone ever tried to interface a Realtek RTL8139 (C, D) with a PIC
> microcontroller ? I am interested in capturing packets and also making
> a small UDP sender / receiver. Everything is a hobby project so bare
> with me :-)
> I have an ethernet card with Realtek 8139D and I want to wire the PCI
> connector of the board directly. Is too hard for me to desolder the
> chip and make a new PCB for it. Also the size doesn't matter for my
> project.
> 
> Thank you for your time
> Dumitru Stama
> ( Romania user :-) )
> 
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