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>         I was just wondering if you can run a 10/100VG card with
>FreeBSD V. 2.28.  What other network cards do you recommend.  Please let
>me know ASAP.

Whoah, 10/100VG?

100VG is 100 Mbps only.  I don't recall there ever being a 10VG.

If you mean 10/100Base-T, yes it works.

-Mitch



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