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From: "Hamish" <buckaroo@ecn.net.au>
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Subject: Network card settings defaulting each boot
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Hi all, thanks for all your help in the last few days.

My problem now is that every time I reboot my BSD box, the settings for my 
network card revert back to the defaults (which are wrong for the card). I am 
hitting spacebar, typing "set boot_userconfig" and then "boot". I then use the 
visual setup to change the settings. I make sure I hit Yes to save, and quit 
out. Machine boots up fine, with the card working and everything happy. Then 
when I reboot, the settings go back to the old ones. Am I missing a step? 

Should I use the non-visual setup like a real man?

Thanks,
Hamish


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