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> how do i tell freebsd that there is a new card and what to do with it(if
> i even asked that right)

What card (chipset) are you using at the moment and what card are you going to use
instead? If both use the same or a compatible chipset, you won't have
to make any changes, I believe.




Best regards,
 Gabriel




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