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>I'm not sure when this capability appeared. There is no man page for
>pccard_ether or start_if and I totally missed it until now.

It appeared in -stable on February 4th; 4.3 will be the first release
so it's not particularly surprising that you didn't know about it.
I've been modifying /etc/pccard_ether (which *does* get stomped, I'm
just too stupid to find another place to modify and now I don't
have to =)

  Bill

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