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To: Rob Miracle <rwm@mpgn.com>
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Subject: Re: Problems with 3COM Etherlink III PCMCIA card
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> We wanted to install FreeBSD on a laptop, so I get the list of network
> cards and see that the 3Com is supported.  I download the FreeBSD 2.2-Gamma
> floppy, and try to install it.  It doesn't see the card at all, yet it
> passes its DOS diagnostics.  Any ideas?

Do the DOS parameters match what the FreeBSD drivers expects?


Nate