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From: Joe Diehl <joed@engg.ksu.edu>
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Subject: Intel EtherExpress PRO/100
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I just received a promotional thing in the mail from Intel
on their Etherexpress PRO/100 PCIs and am thinking about buying.

Has anyone been able to get one of these guys working under FreeBSD?
Does FreeBSD support it?

Thanks

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Joe Diehl <joed@engg.ksu.edu>
Engineering Computing Center
Kansas State University