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From: Jeremy Vandenhouten <jeremy.vandenhouten@marquette.edu>
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> of the network drivers are the correct ones (and happen to 
> conflict with
> each other until I remove them all...) and the one I need (3Com 
> 3C905B) is
> not any where on the list.  So my question is... do I need to add
> something to the floppies or is there a way to get this to display the
> driver I want here?  Because as it looks now I do NOT have the 
> option of
> adding another driver.  Thanks.

Be careful, I use an Optiplex GX1 at work. As a matter of fact I have 
one open next to me at the moment. It's not a 3Com 3C905B in there. 
It's actually a 3Com 3C918 which is "3C905B-TX compatible"

Hope that helps...



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