LAN adapter not found

[GG_jr (Gabriel GHEORGHIU)]

Good point of view!
For many times I think in the same manner.

I think that NICs with Realtek chipset should works.

[Jim]

When you go to buy your Nic.
Ask the vendor if it’s lunux compatible… If the vendor not able to answer, take the permission to google the information.

[zamboni (Stefano)]

if you can, buy NIC with intel chipset… fully supported, fast and reliable…

[GG_jr (Gabriel GHEORGHIU)]

@zamboni

if you can, buy NIC with intel chipset… fully supported, fast and reliable…

Always!
Like you (your logo show this), I’m an Intel fan.

[zamboni (Stefano)]

@GG_jr

Like you (your logo show this), I’m an Intel fan.

well… if you take a look at my avatar… it’s not “intel”

[GG_jr (Gabriel GHEORGHIU)]

I know what is write inside of the avatar but the rest … And of course, because of what you write maybe you don’t like Intel at all!

[WillZen (Stefan)]

@Jim, @GG_jr
With the link to the supported hardware I found the Realteck chipset of the adapter I will buy is supported.

[WillZen (Stefan)]

@zamboni, @GG_jr
My computer shop didn’t have the LAN adapter in stock so I bought an Intel LAN adapter and it works
They would get the adapter next day but I need 30 minutes to drive one way and so it was cheaper to buy it for $30 more than to spent the time to drive there again.

[zamboni (Stefano)]

Amazon, always

[WillZen (Stefan)]

It isn’t a real option in Australia because it is all oversee (outside Australia). If I order something per internet it will need best case 3 days up to 4 weeks.
Only what works are ebooks