From owner-freebsd-hackers  Wed Jun 21 12:27:29 2000
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Subject: if_de or if_dc?
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I asked this on the hackers list and noone answered, so maybe some of the
isps know?

What is the distiction/benefit of using the if_dc driver rather than the
if_de driver with the d-link quad card? They seem to work with both.

Dennis


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