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To: "Hisam H. Ilyasov" <ilyasov@ipmnet.ru>
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"Hisam H. Ilyasov" wrote:
> 
> 
>  When I boot my FreeBSD 3.0-RELEASE visual configuration tool reports about
>  one of my ethernet cards (and names it ed0).
>  Kernel works with both ethernet cards, but names it ed2 and ed3.
>  If I configure in kernel one ethernet card, kernel names it ed1!
>  Why such numbering occurs?
> 
> I have:
>  1) Celeron 333 with Iwill/BX chipset motherboard
>  2) 2 ethernet cards Compex RL2000
>  3) 2 additional com ports on ISA card
> 
> 
>  My interrupt map:
> 
>  irq    device
> 
>  1      console
> 
>  3      com2
>  4      com1
>  5      com3
>  6      floppy
>  7      parallel port
> 
>  9      com4
>  10     video
>  11     ethernet card 1
>  12     PS -port (mouse)
>  13     math (npx)
>  14     IDE0 controller (primary)
>  15     ethernet card 2
> 
>  (Secondary IDE controller is disabled on the motherboard, so I can use
>   int 15)
> 
>   In kernel configuration I use:
> 
>   device ed0 at pci? vector edintr
>   device ed1 at pci? vector edintr
> 
>   my e-mail adress: ilyasov@ipmnet.ru
> 
> 
> 
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