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hello,

 I'm about to build a bridge that will
use the dummynet system.
 I would like to known what are the recommended
ethernet cards to use in this case.

 I've had a look at the Intel etherexpress, but
this one is quite expensive, so if there are low
cost cardsthat can do the job, please let me know.

 What about the realtek 8139 (rl driver) ?

 Thanks,

Roman.


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