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On Wed, 24 Jul 1996, Joe Greco wrote:

> Actually, it might have been me...  and if so, it wasn't Linux, but rather
> Lynx (a real-time UNIX-like OS) who apparently "ported" SMC's ezsetup
> software to their system...  very impressive actually.
>
> That's not a lot of help, of course, but I was hoping that the fact that
> others had succeeded in doing it might serve as inspiration to some CS
> undergrad..  ;-)

The beta PnP patches will configure the SMC EtherEz cards properly (I'm
running on one now).  I also have it working on the 3Com PnP card.


Sujal