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From: Random Junk <jsd@gamespot.com>
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Subject: 3com 3c590 fast ethernet mode
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does the 3com 3C590 work in fast ethernet mode?  do i have to do
anything to make freebsd recognize 100Mbps mode?  right now it's in a
10Mbps port on a catalyst switch.  i just unplugged the wire and put
it in one of the 100Mbps ports but the link lights didn't come on.

i'm using 2.2-970816-RELENG.  the vx man page is a little vague about
whether or not 100Mbps mode is supported.

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