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From: Michael Lucas <mwlucas@blackhelicopters.org>
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Subject: 5.0-current PC Card NIC
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Folks,

I find myself in the unpleasant position of having to run -current on
a laptop.  (It's difficult to document -current when you don't have it.)

I understand that the NE2000 cards are the safest to use on -current.
("Safest" in this context meaning, "the driver is least likely to meet
the Danish Axes.")  Is this correct?

Can someone recommend a NE2k that's still easy to find?  I've gotten a
couple recommmendations in the past, but when I've gone to buy them
they've been out of stock or on eternal backorder.

Thanks,
==ml


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