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Someone broke the silence:=20

> Does anyone else appear to have a problem with this network card? I am
> using the ED* module on it, and for some reason I can only get out to
> the net or onto the local LAN, but nothing can get into the machine,
> not even pings. The card is a PCMCIA 10/100 card. Any info would be
> helpfull.=20

Have you also tested the cable with a different network card (like other =
computers or network devices) too?

Chris

> -Robert
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