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Date: Wed, 07 Jun 1995 01:06:49 CDT
From: Chris Csanady <ccsanady@iastate.edu>
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hello.  anyway, i have a  problem.  currently im running NetBSD, and
am planning on switching to FreeBSD, but i need fast and reliable
networking.  i heard that the current driver in FreeBSD was not very
stable..  anyways, i was wondering, how hard it would be to port
the ep driver from netbsd?  it looks as though they were at one point
the same driver even..  

if this would be trivial, could some kind person help me out?  i have
never done any work with kernel/driver stuff before. :(

thanks,
chris ccsanady (ccsanady@iastate.edu)