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From: Chris Dillon <cdillon@wolves.k12.mo.us>
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On Thu, 25 Jun 1998, Open Systems Networking wrote:

> 
> Woo! looks like my asking him to display a FreeBSD: The power to serve
> logo may have worked. As you will read he seems open minded to it as long
> as it can sell some of the GNIC's. As soon as he lets me know either way
> ill post it. Wonder if ron minnich would want to upgrade his cluster
> computing project to gigabit ethernet :-)

I would be SURE to buy some if I go gigabit on any part of my network.  In
fact, I'm putting together a large FreeBSD based router for work and
wouldn't mind having some gigabit here, a little there, a dash over
there... ;->


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