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From: Brandon Lockhart <brandon@engulf.com>
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Subject: 3com509b
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I am currently using a 3c509b (C) 1994.  On a clean installed system, a
3c509c C) 1995 card is making my system lock up when ifconfig tries to
configure it.  Any clue why?  Suggestions?  I do not have time to read
this list, so please cc to me.


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