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From: "Jason D. Montgomery" <jason@atgi.com>
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> Well one thing is that the 3c905 adapter (xl0) is known for=20
> problems under FreeBSD.

Ah, that's sad - ALL of our older Dell servers use this NIC (and I only
run FreeBSD on them) - this could also explain odd intermittent network
problems I'm having on our mail server.

What's your favorite NIC on FreeBSD then?

Thanks again for all the feedback.

later,
jason