Network card ID

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From: Adam Carheden
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2000 00:00

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I need some help identifying a network card.  Win98 detects it as a DEC
21040 compatable card.  There is definatly a Digital chip on it, and
DC1012B appears to be the part number.  It's (C) 1995.  It's a PCI
card.  most of the other chips are labeled Function with the funky littl
logo that looks something like this:

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To top and left lines are one, the other two horizontal lines are not
not connected to it.  There is always a solid circle underneeth.
The number 6649-000-002 is engraved on the plate (whaterver the part is
that sticks out of the back of the computer.  It has both RJ-45 and BNC
connectors.

DEC appears to have become compaq and I can't find Function anywhere. 
Anyone have any ideas?

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Adam

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