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> No only 10 megabit but I am going to get a linksys LNE100TX because I have
> a suspicion I may be able to hack it up and get it to work. There is some

what is this suspicion based on, may I ask ?

> pci code in the netboot stuff (and also the boot rom sockets on other

I know, I wrote it :) but notices that different NE2000 clones behave
differently with the PCI ROM (probably it is a property of the bios,
not of the card).

	CHeers
	Luigi