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Buy the way, I orgot to mention, in FreeBSD 2.1.5 or 2.1.6 setups.
I noticed that the vx0 ethernet driver is for the 3C595 but nothing
mentions the 3COM Fast Etherlink 3C595 T4.

> Hey people,
> Anyone using the 3COM Fast Etherlink 3C595 T4
> Parallel Tasking 10/100BASE-T4 PCI network adapter ???
> 
> If so, any problems ???
> What source files do I need?
> etc....
> 
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