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From: Jim Dixon <jdd@vbc.net>
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Subject: HSSI ?
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Is anyone out there using FreeBSD to handle WAN traffic at DS3 data 
rates?  Or to put the question differently: is anyone actually using a 
PCI HSSI card with FreeBSD?

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