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From: Steven Plite <splite@purdue.edu>
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Subject: Anyone using Allied Telesyn AT-2500TX?
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Is anyone using the Allied Telesyn AT-2500TX 10/100Base-T cards?  I
understand they're Intel 82557-based and would probably work the fxp
driver.  They're only $30 apiece, so it would almost be too good to be
true if they work.

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