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Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 10:53:48 -0400
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From: Bruce Bauman <bbauman@wgate.com>
Subject: 82559ER and fxp driver
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Has anyone had success with FreeBSD 4.x and the fxp driver when used with
an Intel 82559ER chip? I believe this chip is the same as a normal 82559
but with some of the management functions removed.

The device ID is different so the current driver doesn't recognize it, but
if I modify the code to recognize the device is it likely to work?

Thanks.


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