On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Karl Dietz wrote:

> "ae" and "sn" are different ethernet drivers.
> Using the "sn" driver the card works, using the "ae" driver is does not.
> Why not use the "sn" driver and connect via the normal RJ45 jack?
> (not the "crossconnect" RJ45 jack, if you are using a hub/switch)

Having gotten the background on this from the MkLinux lists... he meant
that sn0 (motherboard ethernet) works.


David

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