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From: Gary Bond <gbond@gulf.net>
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Hello all,

 I recently got some SMC Elite 32c Ultra EISA ethernet cards.
Has anyone used these sucessfully with FreeBSD. I can't get 
the card recognized, and suspect that there is probably not
a driver to support it. Just looking for a faster transfer
since these cards are bus mastering and multitasking. Also 
referred to as the 82M32.

Anyone have ideas or suggestions.

Thanks in advance,

    gary \o/
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