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To: Brett Glass <brett@lariat.org>
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Subject: Re: Which PCMCIA Ethernet adapters are WELL-supported? 
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From: Mike Smith <mike@smith.net.au>
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> Am looking for a PCMCIA Ethernet adapter that's compatible with FreeBSD. I
> understand there are drivers for the 3Com 3C589, but I've had trouble with
> 3Com adapters in this machine and am looking for another brand. Will
> anything from Intel work? How about Xircom? Others? An adapter that can
> step up to 100BaseT would be useful, though it's not absolutely essential.

I don't know of any 100bT adapters, I 'fess, however the Accton EN2216 
is a non-3Com card that's known to work very well (NE2000 clone).

mike