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From: Lars Jonas Olsson <ljo@mcs.net>
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Subject: Netgear FA310TX (Dec 21140-AC)
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 1997 17:13:03 -0600 (CST)
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 I just tried a Bay Networks Netgear FA310TX ethernet adapter with
current kernel. The boot hangs at the ifconfig and I have to type
ctrl-C to continue. I enclosing a dmesg log. The same computer works
fine when switching to a SMC9332DST card.
 Any idea how to fix? The netgear are pretty cheap cards (I got 16
port fast ethernet hub with three free cards for $1125. Otherwise they
cost ~$65)

Jonas