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For archival searching purposes:
IBM PC300GL
Intel Ether/10/100

For anyone interested I found that making the following BIOS changes allowed my
fxp driver to function properly during installation.  It was freezing quite
nicely prior to these modifications.

In the bios for 
Advanced Settings
     PCI-Control
          Network [enable]
     Plug and Play
          Plug and Play OS [yes]


I'm pretty sure the second option was the gotcha but the other was changed at
the same time so there it sits.

Tony


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