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itojun@iijlab.net wrote:

> >Oh, sorry, no I mean disconnect cable from hub (or whatever) and thus
> >losing bearer. Card is not hot-swapped.
> >I tried with lnc driver and the problem didn't occur.
> 
>         I'm not expert on this, but does this have something to do with
>         autonegotiation?  what happens if you use 10Mbps (dumb) hub?

That's what I use. 3C589E only supports 10Mb.

/Mattias


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