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At 11:28 AM 5/15/97 -0700, Brian N. Handy wrote:
>
>>> [NE200 cards]
>
>>I do the contrary: I boot a DOS floppy and configure them to the what
>>FreeBSD is really expecting. Most times it works, but sometimes no.
>>
>>	Pedro.
>
>This is what I had to do with mine.  It came with a configuration
>diskette, so when I first installed it I had a bunch of IRQ conflicts with
>something or other, so I'd jump back to DOS, change settings, back to
>FreeBSD, try it out... 
>
>I'd rather have jumpers to deal with, but I guess this is progress.

DOS? Whats that?

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