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Danny Braniss <danny@cs.huji.ac.il> probably said:
> is this a gx280?

No, it's a 8300 desktop box. The gig ether is on the motherboard. I
managed to find an intel 10/100 card that would work and would PXE
boot for the meantime.

P.

-- 
pir