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From: Orang Keren <keren1@rad.net.id>
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I'm using Linksys 10/100 ethernet PCMCIA. FBSD 2.2.8 and PAO 2.2.8 had
already recognized successfully with the correct MAC address. However,
it freeze up the system soon after that, until Ctrl- C pressed.
Issuing netstat -nr or -in also freeze up the system. I don't know how
to manually assign the IRQ with PAO package.
Thank's

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