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I have an Adaptec ANA 691/TX ethernet card (based on the DEC DC21140
chip) that should support both 10 and 100 mbit connection.  I am trying
to connect it to a 10 mbit hub but FreeBSD insists on bringing up the
card in 100 mbit mode.

How can I get FreeBSD to switch the card to 10 mbit mode?

Thank you,

John K. Mertz

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