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From: dubois@primate.wisc.edu (Paul DuBois)
To: jake@said.org (Jake Dias)
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Subject: Re: 3Com PCI 3c590 Defective Message.  ENOUGH!
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Jake Dias writes:
> What's the deal with 3c590's?

Good question.  There seem to be a million questions about them here,
and on the NetBSD lists.  I noticed someone asking about them on the
Plan 9 list this morning.  Makes me really glad I have one. (On the
motherboard; can't remove it :-( )

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