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Subject: Re: Longshine Network card?
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In-Reply-To: <199503031210.MAA00270@localhost> from "Sean McGee" at Mar 3, 95 12:12:56 pm
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> Has anybody heard of  the brand name  'Longshine'  for a network card??

Yup.

> And does anybody know if it will work with FreeBSD 2.0?

Aren't they NE2000 compatible?  If so, they should work fine.