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Kingston 120 TX PCI 10/100mbps Network Card - (KNG120TX)

Does anyone know if this network card works on FreeBSD?  You can read
more about it here:
http://www.compuplus.com/ets/showpage.cgi?template=/_templates/xproduct.html&producttable=/_private/1product.txt&productkey=670&selectfield=category&selectvalue=Network&selecttype=substring&sort1=list&sort1dir=up&sort2=mfr_name&sort2dir=up&sort3=price&sort3dir=up


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