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From: Mark Tinguely <tinguely@plains.nodak.edu>
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>  http://www.adaptec.com/sales/ATM155PCIFeatures.html
>  

I think the hard part will be kernel hooks to establish/maintaining/destroy the
VCs and the kernel hooks to do the signalling. There are free LAN Emulation
packages out the place on top of that.

I suppose the ATM docs would be $$; I know the PCI adapters are not cheap.
I know there is a desire here to have ATM into FreeBSD and money is set
aside to buy a ATM card. I am just afraid to be the one to jump into the
project alone.

--mark.