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From: Robert Michael Gorichanaz <wraith@csd.uwm.edu>
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Subject: NE2100 questions
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I'm not sure if my last post got mangled, so....


I'm trying to get my FreeBSD box to recognize a Novel NE2100 ethernet card
(its the 16bit busmaster).  I've tried the ed and ep drivers, with just about
every combination of irq/port/iomem I can think of, but cannot get these
cards to be seen by the operating system on boot-up.

Are they even supported?  I know the NE2000 is, but what about the 2100's?
Am I just doing something wrong?

FYI: Using 950112-SNAP of the OS.
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