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Subject: ed0 - supports multicast?
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Hi,

I tried to get multicast data on a freeBSD machine runs 2.2.2 without
luck. It is using ed0 driver and has an IBM ethernet card.
Since the manual of the card claims that it supports multicast, I
suspect ed0 driver. If ed0 really supports multicast, what would be the
problem?

My collegue tested the same kernel (same rc.conf) on another machine 
which has 3c590 adapter and it worked well...

Thanks in advance.

Kwang-Soo

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