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From: compland@ism.com.br (Helio Coelho Jr. - CompuLand Informatica)
Subject: Smc Etherpower 10/100
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Hi:

   I have a curiosity/doubt that I cannot find an answer.
   I'm using some SMC etherpower 10/100 boards and a TigerHub 10mb.
I know that those SMC boards are duplex. Do I need to do some special setting
(besides ifconfig) to get them working duplex conecting FreeBSD hosts ?
I don't know if collisions problem will get higher. I know that the standard
Rj45 has two pairs: two wires transmit and two wires receives.

Thanks!
Helio.