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From: Keith Hofreiter <keith@springsfab.com>
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Subject: minipci card support
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I have searched the mail archives and usenet looking for a definitive
answer as to FreeBSD support of minipci cards, the 3com EL556 in
particular. Noticed a commit on 2000/08/29 by Jon Chen but that's all I
have seen. We just received some shiny new IBM T20's and would like to
avoid the PCMCIA for Ethernet if possible. Has anyone gotten the IBM
option 09N9774 card to work? How about the modem on the above card, is
it host controlled or hardware based? I dissected the windows driver
disk supplied by IBM and I saw no tell tale .vxd files I am accustomed
to seeing for winmodem devices.


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