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From: tongq@niseeast.nosc.mil (tongq)
Subject: Megahertz Ethernet/Modem cards
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There is a PCMCIA driver addition currently available; but it doesn't 
mention anything about cards that are both Ethernet and Modem cards. I'm 
particularly interested in a driver for the Megahertz XJEM114C 
Ethernet/Modem card. If you have any suggestions on a fix, I would 
appreciate it. I haven't been able to get the driver addition supplied from 
Hosokawa to work. Is there a particular procedure to configure your system 
to recognize the devices. Forgive me for my ignorance, I have just begun to 
work with FreeBSD.

Thank You
Quoc Tong
NISE East
Charleston SC, USA