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Subject: Re: i386/11136: My 3COM card needed a new device ID to get probed
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Synopsis: My 3COM card needed a new device ID to get probed

State-Changed-From-To: open->analyzed
State-Changed-By: wpaul
State-Changed-When: Wed Apr 14 12:46:17 PDT 1999
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Before I update the driver, could you please tell me exactly which kind
of 3c905B board this is? In other words, what does it say on the box:
is it a twisted pair only (RJ45 jack only), combo (RJ45, BNC and AUI)
or something new (like maybe RJ45 and BNC only). I find it hard to
believe that it's just an alternate ID for an existing board; changing
the ID gratuitously seems silly.

-Bill


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