Hi,

I designed an open-source NE2000-compatible ISA network card.
It uses an RTL8019 chipset and is compatible with XT 8bit machines (through the modified driver from profdc9).

It's not particularly special in any way, but it's open-source and can be machine assembled at jlcpcb.com from new parts only.
All components on this card are from the last couple of years 😀

ISA parameters can be set via jumpers, via the EEPROM or via ISA PnP.

Project details, schematics, etc.:
https://github.com/Manawyrm/ISA8019/blob/master/README.md

Feel free to order your own cards at JLC, all required files are in the .zip Download.
Only the RJ45 jack, jumper headers and Boot ROM IC socket have to be hand-soldered. The last 2 are optional.
Without jumper headers, the card can operate in EEPROM/jumperless and ISA PnP mode, which should still be fine for 90% of applications.

No support for 10Base-2, it requires special transceiver ICs which aren't easily available anymore.
But it's open-source, so if anyone wants to have support for Base-2 or AUI, feel free!

I can now chat on the internet with my micro8088 computer, with only PCBs I soldered myself. I do quite like that 😀

Manawyrm