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From: austin wood <awood@fault.net>
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Subject: Ethernet PCI Card
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I want to set up freebsd box as a gateway for the rest of my computers
(actually, I already have, but I sold most of the server).  My new
motherboard doesn't have many ISA slots, so I need a new Ethernet
Card.  Does anyone have any recommendations for a quality PCI ethernet
card that works well with freebsd?

Thanks
AW


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