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From: Andrew Maltsev <am@px.f1.ru>
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Subject: Serial multiport cards recommendations wanted
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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 19:07:59 +0400 (MSD)
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Hi!

Is there any `FreeBSD-recommended' serial multi-port cards for 16 or 32
ports? Card should be able to work on no less than 57600 on all 16 ports
in Pentium 100 box..

What about Cyclades? Is Cyclades driver stable enough for using under
40..60% constant load?

I'll very appreciate any suggestions.

Andrew.