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Subject: Re: Is NE2000 network card OK?
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> Yeah it does... I have gotten transfews that FTP claims was around 1MB per
> second. Thats pretty good considering the theoretical maximum is only
> 1.25MB per second. This was on a very low traffic 10BaseT connected only
> via a HUB, From a FreeBSD box to an NTW box.

ftp from my 95 box to freebsd 2.1.7 claims 531.52 Kbytes/sec on Netscape
3.01 source tarball at 2567262 bytes. 4.83 secs to transfer. This is a 
coax connected lan.

certainly not 1MB/sec here. Oh well...!