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From: RaTd0g <wself@baic.com>
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Subject: SMC 9332BDT 10/100 Ethernet card
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Has anyone had positive results using the newer 9332 from SMC?

I have had trouble due to different changes made in the card.  Linux and
Win95 both required updated drivers.  

Under FreeBSD, the card lights are active until FreeBSD detects the card,
at which point the lights turn off, and the card goes dead.  ifconfig
still shows the card as active with an ip address.  "ifconfig de0 down"
does not remove this information, and the card continues to showup as
acitve, although the lights on the back of the card are all off.

Any ideas?

thanks,

	wayne
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