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In-Reply-To: <199704252148.PAA02413@shell.aros.net> from "Michael K. Sanders" at "Apr 25, 97 03:48:44 pm"
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Cant beleive I am even thinking this:

Does Intel make a multiport board based and the Pro/100B chipset?

Thanks,

-David Langford
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