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Subject: PCI ethernet board...
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Hello all;


I installed freebsd on a new system.  So far everything is perfect except for
one thing, my ethernet card. It is a PCI generic card

On startup I get the following message:

/kernal pci:0:8: vendor=0x10ec device=0x8029 , class=network (ethernet) int a 
irq11 [no driver assigned]

The card has the following markings on it, 

2000RPI
66B1671
CE
Function DC0509C1 9605A chip

Is there any driver available for this ethernet card, and if yes, where can it
be had, and how is it installed (in the kernal or as a seperate module)...

I would really apreciate help with this.  
Thanks 
Tamer Ziady