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From: Bob Vaughan <techie@tantivy.stanford.edu>
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Subject: RE: 3C905B-Combo supported?
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I think you're thinking of the 3c509b...  

I am surprised that 3com came out with a combo version of the 3c905b 
(10/100 PCI - uses the xl driver). I guess they needed to replace the 
3c509b combo with a pci version..


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