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Michael Haan wrote:
| If I can't find a solution which let's me use the onboard NIC (and I
| can't believe there isn't one), I could throw the 3c900 back in.  One
| thing I didn't like was that it became eth1 because the onboard NIC
| continued to show-up, even after disabling it in the BIOS.  Still, I'm
| hoping someone has a solution which will let me use the onboard NIC.
| Anyone?
|

It is possible that you have a bad mobo.  If you just got it, you might
try taking it back and getting another one.

Mike
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