From owner-freebsd-chat  Tue Jun  8 13:27:57 1999
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Subject: Re: Kingston Card.. Supported?
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To: SBenjamin@quest.com (Scott Benjamin)
Date: Tue, 8 Jun 1999 13:27:56 -0700 (PDT)
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From: wpaul@FreeBSD.ORG (Bill Paul)
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> I'm going to be getting a ADSL modem and the NIC card that is included in
> the package is a Kingston KNE410, unfortunately I don't know if it is a PCI
> or ISA NIC.  Does anyone have any idea if it should work with
> FreeBSD-Stable?  

Looking at the web page, there is no KNE410 model listed. There is a
KNE110 -- perhaps you (or somebody else) made a typo? The KNE110TX is  
a PCI 10/100 card based on the PNIC chip (the chip says Kingston on it
but it's really a PNIC). It should work fine with FreeBSD using the pn
driver.                                                                 

There also seems to be a KNE40T 10Mbps only PCI adapter however I'm
not sure what chipset it uses.

-Bill


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