Quote Originally Posted by simplyskate
... i think i might have "Mini PCI" slots, i was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me the measurements of the Mini PCI slots and normal PCI slots, so i can verify this.
Sorry, I don't have measurements handy, but you can likely find them with a quick Google search. If you have a notebook then you could well have a mini-pci slot. And it would be a problem even if you could find a card that would fit. You would be better of using a PCMCIA card (assuming the notebook has a pcmcia slot). It would be more expensive than a standard ethernet PCI NIC, but likelly less epensive than a mini-pci card (and the mini-pci card still leaves you the problem of routing the ethernet connector outside the case).

If you have a desktop then you likely have PCI slots, unless you have a very new computer with "PCI Express" (and if you did you wouikd likely still have some pci slots and an on-board NIC as well) or a very very old computer with only ISA slots (in which case, while you could find some used ISA NICs it would really be time to retire the computer). If you know the make and model of the computer, or the make and model of the motherboard that it uses, post that information and someone can likely tell you about the slot support. Or you can search the Internet with that information and get a good breakdown of slots on the motherboard. Google will find this information for you.