I have a cable modem with Road Runner, and the Ethernet card they put in is a PCI based CNET Pro200WL. When I boot BeOS 5 PE, in devices it's listed as unknown, and doesn't show up at all in networking. Any ideas how to get this working? Thanks.

Sounds like you don't have a problem with your cable adapter--it's your network adapter. I bet it isn't supported. Here's some hardware compatibility information from Be, Inc.'s BeOS Ready Network Adapters list: The following Ethernet add-in cards and chipsets are supported by BeOS: Specific Ethernet PCI Cards: Intel EtherExpress at 10/100Mbps 3Com 3c503 at 10 Mbps 3Com Etherlink XL (3c900 and 3c900B) at 10Mbps 3Com Fast Etherlink XL (3c905, 3c905B, and 3c905C) at 10/ 100 Mbps E-machines ethernet (21145 Tulip ethernet) Linksys HPN100 Homelink, ActionTec ActionLink (based on the AMD AM79C978) Linksys LNE100TX - only Revs 1, 2, 3 (based on DEC21040/41 chipsets) SMC Ez Card 10/100; HP network appliance (based on the RealTek 8139 / Accton EN5038) almost any NE2000-compatible Ethernet cards PCI-based Ethernet Chipsets Digital 21040-, 21041-, and 21143-chipset-based cards: Kingston KNE40T and KNE 110TX Linksys 10MB EtherPCI and EtherFast 100BaseTX Addtron AEF380TX Farallon FastEtherTX Accton EN1207-B-TX Linksys Etherfast 100BaseTX Netgear FA310TX Rev C and others... I recommend getting and using a 3Com 3C905B PCI network adapter. They're supported not only under BeOS, but DOS, AIX, Solaris, FreeBSD, Linux, SCO UNIX, and Windows (both 16-bit and 32-bit flavours). Also, they're reliable and cheap. I usually get mine from eBay from $12 to $20 each.

i know there is a driver for road runner on bebits.com just search there and you should be set

Andrew, thanks for the tip on the ethernet card. Good info. I can't use the net with BeOS on my new hardware, so I'm gonna have to go get a card supported by BeOS. I ran BeOS on my old box, loved it. Great OS.