Help!

I am trying to get a pc on our network to take an image from. It's a Dell Dimension 8100 with a 3com 3c920 integrated nic. None of my boot disks has this specific driver on it. Can someone provide me with a bootdisk that has this??? :confused:

Try 3Com's website.

IS that a PXE compatible NIC?

If so use the generic PXE boot driver.

Originally posted by Damage, Inc.
Try 3Com's website.

Checked there and nothing comes up specific to this card. :(

Try Dells site.

Originally posted by Monkeyboy
Try Dells site.

Been there, done that

edit: Dell's site is turning up some stuff for me now.:rolleyes:

Are you sure it's not a 3c905b or c NIC

http://search.dell.com/results.aspx?k=3c920&s=DHS&cat=sup

Searching isn't only a Pirate4x4 thing:flipoff2:

ghost 2003 roxors


bring the laptop up on the network - specify where you want the image saved (network share, map the drive) system will reboot itself - boot to ghost and image itself to the drive you specified.

Originally posted by Monkeyboy
http://search.dell.com/results.aspx?k=3c920&s=DHS&cat=sup

Searching isn't only a Pirate4x4 thing:flipoff2:

I'm on that exact page now

Originally posted by Keith Jordon
ghost 2003 roxors


bring the laptop up on the network - specify where you want the image saved (network share, map the drive) system will reboot itself - boot to ghost and image itself to the drive you specified.

That's what I am trying to do. The problem is I can't access the network. Once I see the network I am up and running.

Looks like the 905 and 920 use the same drivers. I am going to try and build a boot disk with the 905 drivers and see what happens.

you could also pull the drive use an adapter to mount the laptop hd to an ide port and ghost to a secondary drive.

heres a link to the doodad im talking aboot

http://www.datapro.net/products/1920.html

buy mine at frys for 5 bucks or so

Yep, I have all of the doodads that I need back at the main office. I am currently offsite and have only what I can carry for resources. Anyway, I configured a boot disk with the drivers I pulled from another site and I am up and running. Thanks for the suggestions! :beer:

The Best Boot Disk EVER!!!!!

http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/network/