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After reading the documentation more carefully I came to the conclusion that it is not possible to use a 3C509-without-B Ethernet-card with my pic3com-desgin because I access the Ethernet-card via 8-Bits instead of 16-Bits.

From the PDF at page 119 :

8-Bit Access Support
 
The 3C509B and 3C589B support 8-bit accesses, which the 3C509 and 3C589
adapters did not. This will allow them to be used in 8-bit slots or in 8-bit
designs (like handhelds), where 3C509 and 3C589 adapters could not be used.

If you want to use a 3C509-without-B with a PIC you can take a look at this project. (Not related to my project, although the name pic3com is also used )

The IWM2006 was a great success. You can see some pictures here.

You can also see some movies: Movie1 Movie2 Movie3 Movie4 Movie5

Thanks to Jan Verhoeven for putting these movies and pictures online

BTW, If you want to join the wisclub, just take look at the website of the wisclub.

This afternoon I'll go to the IWM 2006.

I'm not gone read my E-mail during these days. Off course, that's not a problem, because I'm sure we gone have a lot of fun

I read my E-mail with Mutt, works great.

For some strange reason, there are people that sends HTML-only E-mail to me and reading them with Mutt was a little-bit annoying

So, I start searching the internet for a solution and found this page that shows a solution by using Mutt's auto_view command. Works very nice

From the muttrc man-page:

       auto_view type[/subtype] [ ... ]
       unauto_view type[/subtype] [ ... ]
        
              This  commands  permits  you  to  specify that mutt should
              automatically convert the given MIME types to text/plain when
              displaying messages.  For this to work, there  must  be  a
              mailcap(5) entry  for  the  given MIME type with the
              copiousoutput flag set.  A subtype of "*" matches any subtype,
              as does an empty subtype.