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From: Craig Wilson <craig@natsoft.com.au>
Organization: National Software Pty Ltd
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I have several computers with these effected cards, that exhibit the
same behaviour as described in the PR where all cards report the
same MAC address, except that the address reported here is different
from the one in the PR.

The reported address is 00:b4:c0:91:00:a6
I also get the error:
fxp0: warning: unsupported PHY, type = 0, addr = 0

I see that the PR State is analyzed.

I am using FreeBSD4.0RC2, and I am inquiring as whether a fix is
known at this point in time, or whether there is a work around.

These computers are Compaq Armada E700 with onboard NICS so a
replacement NIC is not possible unless I get PCMCIA ones.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.


Regards Craig Wilson
National Software Pty Ltd


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