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I have a 3C0m Etherlink III PnP card that I could use in my machine.  Is
this a problem?  Does that card have to have settable IRQ, I/O, etc or
can I use this card?  If I CAN, HOW do I set it up in the kernel?  I
have tried various settings and none of them seem to work.  I am
assuming that this is because the card is PnP.


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