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From: Nathan Denny <SCHCATS@siu.edu>
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I noticed that all the network drivers are for ethernet cards.  Is this because
Ethernet is more popular, or because their is some Unix limitation on network
protocols?  ie. Is it possible to have a token ring card in a FreeBSD machine?

							Nate:SCHCATS!