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From: Jane Kelly <Jane@intercom.org>
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Im trying to run ne2000 card on freeBSD 2.2.2 but 
BSD cannot see the card. What is the usual setup procedure.

My understanding is that there is usually a program
that comes with the card and that it runs under dos.
Does this program need to be compiled?

My card did not come with aprogram for BSD. Is there such a 
program out there? Is there a way to do it using only the BSD?

Shouldn't there be better documentation on this?

Thanks