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Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 06:46:47 -0700
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Subject: ISO NIC Advise
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Hey all,

Like the Subjects sugests, I'm in search of some network card advise.  I'm
really considering this Cable Modem deal, but I'm not too sure which NIC I
should purchase.  Everything now-a-days is all plug-n-play which I really
don't want to hassle with. I don't mind setting jumpers, IRQ's, or
whatever.  So basically I'm looking for an inexpensive NIC that is *very*
FreeBSD compatible.  heh, I pretty much want a no-brainer install. =D

So the big question is: Which NIC do you guys recommend?

Thanks,

Joey Bear Garcia

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