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>Arg, how does that sound - I meant 486DX4/133 - ASUS SP3G system.
>
>> and replaced it - after I got stumped with two no more functioning
>> SMC Ultra 8216 - by a DE200 (le0).
>> 
>> I'm seeing a bunch of 
>> le0: lance: warning: excessive collisions: TDR 5600ns (554-655m)
>> le0: lance: warning: excessive collisions: TDR 5600ns (554-655m)
>> [etc.]

Now this may not be any help, but I got these same errors on my le0 cards
when someone started pulling the termination off my ethernet cable.  The
cards themselves were fine, could it be your network has a problem?

Brian