newbie of Fedora Core 3 or HomePNA

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• From: "Vitali Samodurov" <vitasam@xxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 23:22:38 +0300
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Hello,
just installed Fedora Core 3 recently. I was
very surprised, how Fedora correctly recognized
my hardware. For example, Mandrake 10.x has troubles
with Nvidia GeForce 4 Ti (I use to compiled nvidia's
sources).

I have troubles with network connection. Has anybody
seen this kind of HomePNA network adapter?
http://www.d-shop.fi/merchant/D-shop.nsf/Unids/35AD74BA5A5B3566C2256A700029907E?OpenDocument&read

Drivers are for Win only. Do I have any possibility
to get an Internet connection without extra hardware?

Best regards,
Vitali

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