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Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1998 16:56:33 -0600
From: Mike Turner <mturner@websurf.net>
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I have a question concerning UNIX identifying my network card.

Well it was working fine  (PCI) until it was shutdown and when it came
back
up no network connection.

We have changed cards gone from PCI to ISA nothing and when it boots up
now
it says it sees the 16 bit ISA   ....... but I still cant ping it.

Please help

Thanks

Mike Turner

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