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Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 22:30:28 +0000
From: Martin Nelson <mac05@globalnet.co.uk>
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hallo freebsd-doc!
I cannot find any info on madge smart 16/4 ringnode (1 or 2) token ring
cards. Does BSD support this? Slackware & Redhat do not, which is a
pity. As a unix techy having to put up with win95 or even NT4 is a pain
in the preverbials!
many thanks
martin nelson


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