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From: David Hovemeyer <daveho@roo>
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Subject: Univation NIC?
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I recently acquired an 8 bit ethernet card made by "Univation",
circa 1988.  It has an Intel 82586 chip on it.  Anyone know if
it is supported by any FreeBSD driver?

Yes, I know 8 bit ethernet cards are junk.

Dave