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Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2000 19:16:35 -0500
From: "Pedro F. Giffuni" <pfg1+@pitt.edu>
Subject: Can FreeBSD burn a hub ??
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Hi,

Today I was setting up my net pc-card...and I finally got it to work
(for some reason it is using ed1 and not ed0, and it told me that I
was doing something prohibited by the router when I pinged another
UNIX box). I starting using netscape OK, but suddenly the network
became unresponsive.I rebooted to windows and the card didn't seem to
work...

I was going to complain to linksys about the quality of my brand new
card when my officemate tried to hook his laptop and it wasn't working
either.

FWIW, the card is working fine, but I'm sort of afraid to try to
reboot FreeBSD on this other port. Is it possible that I by
misconfiguring somthing I somehow caused the hub (or the port)
failure? 

tia,

   Pedro.


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