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Subject: Re: Problems with 3COM Etherlink III PCMCIA card 
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> Nope, I'm not sure of it.  Matter a fact I know it's now.  Sorry, some how I 
> grabed an older card off of the shelf and this one appears to be a Rev. B.

So now you're saying that you don't have a 3C589D card working with the
zp driver?

*sigh* That means we have no success stories with that card, though I'm
pretty sure the pccard support would work with it.


Nate