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Subject: network card compatability?
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i am in the market for a new network card.  i came accress one that i do
not know whether it will work with freebsd.  it is not listed on the list
of compatable network cards, but it is compatable with sco unix.  is there
a way to port the sco unix driver for the card to freebsd?  or is there any
future planned support for the card?  the card i am talking about is the
netgear fast ethernet pci adapter fa310tx.  it is made by a company called
bay networks.  also, is there any restriction on the type of hubs that can
be used with freebsd?

thank you for your time,

kenneth krumm


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