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> The easiest way is to simply load a kernel module for your network card
> with kldload(8) (a module may not be available for all network card drivers,
> it was the case in past for some ISA cards).

My question is which ones?  Even in 4.x, most of the ISA and all the
PC Card and PCI ones were available.  Maybe some EISA and MCA ones
weren't...

Warner