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David Ford wrote:
> The odd part is that it used to work "way back when".  Was this just a fluke?

That may have been back in the legacy days.  Ejecting ne2k should be ok
as long as you are using ne2k-pci or pcnet_cs.  Eject serial looks like
bad news unless you are using serial_cs (which is impossible at the
moment, AFAIK).

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