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To: David Moffett <dpm@cs.purdue.edu>, freebsd-hackers@FreeBSD.ORG
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Subject: Re: Free TokenRing Cards
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At 03:10 PM 11/7/97 -0500, David Moffett wrote:
>
>Hi guys!
>
>I've got two Token Ring cards free to anyone who would like to 
>start in on writing a token ring driver for FreeBSD.  I'll
>mail them free to anyone in the USA.
>
>Card 1: 3Com TokenLink III 16/4 (c) 1995
>	EA=00A0248223C5, SN 6BE18223C5
>	w/ db 9 and rj45
>
>Card 2: Intel 
>	w db/9 and rj45
>	Here's what is written on the back:
>	M-NO: 770400501   S/N 727F16   ECO A
>	**308314-003  16360614414**
>	This card has an apparent ROM socket.
>	The big parts on the front of this card are
>	TMS380C16PQL and MB620233.  Both have early 1994 date
>	codes.

I'll offer the same deal with a Waring Blender :-)

Dennis