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Subject: Ethernet Problems..
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Hi,
	I am having problems with my ethernet card ( Only in FreeBSD ).. For some reason, when I load the freeBSD, it totally shut down the card, I check all
the other devices to make sure that there was no conflict, and tried it again
and still gave the same result... The way I could find out if the card is 
working is by looking at the led on the card, what I did was load dos, and on 
another system, I made it look for any systems on the net, and thats when the
led on the Freebsd (DOS Loaded) Systems ehternet card started working, When
I load the freebsd and do It again, it stopped... There is no conflict... Is it
my Card? I have an EtherNet Combo, its NE2000 Compatible....