The problem with HowTo pages is that they're not always kept up to date.
http://hardware.redhat.com/redhatready/cgi-bin/us/detaillist.cgi?item=786
The above link is to RedHat's hardware compatibility page for the 3C589
series of PCMCIA cards.
This card has been supported under Linux, with the 3c589_cs module, since
at least 4.2, when I was using the same card in an AST. However, the
card is not supported directly by RedHat (the company)...the module was
developed outside of RedHat's development centers.
On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, Statux wrote:
> > On boot up it recognizes my pcmcia socket service and ethernet card as an
> > 3com 3c589.
>
> read /usr/doc/HOWTO/Ethernet-HOWTO under section 5.1.13. The card is semi
> supported (at the time of the HOWTO's writing). There is no included
> support in the Linux kernel source for the card you use. You need to get
> the drivers from another source (which it lists).
>
> It's always helpful to look through the HOWTO directory before doing much
> else:)
>
> Hope that helps :P
>
> -Statux
>
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