At 11:00 AM -0700 9/29/2002, David Klaus wrote: >If those file are present, I'd start to suspect a hardware problem. >I hate to go straight there, but it sounds like you have the >software/setup bases covered. I don't think trying an AAUI adapter >would be worth it, because it uses the same hardware as the built-in >ethernet port. Best fall-back would be a PCI ethernet adapter card.
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