>In the next release, KA9Q interface setup for the "generic ethernet"
>interface type takes a new argument, which is the registry name of the
>driver. This should help somewhat (and command lines in KA9Q do have help
>available!).
This just occurred to me. What if you have more than one ne2000 network
card. You need two servers then right? One for each card? But they both
can't register 'net/ne2000'. How would you be able to distinguish between
the two? How is this resolved? This situation would be quite common for
routers.
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