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From: Khoo Swee Chuan <sckhoo@telekom.com.my>
Subject: sio line - probe problem
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hi BSD gurus,

        I successfully ( partly ) install 2.0.5 from WC CDROM into a
Fujitsu ICL ErgoPro with 8MB and 540MB and a 3COM 509 network interface
card. So far okay. I feel very confortable using it. Love it.

        But all this is done with sio[0-3] disable, because if probed,
the booting crash with rubbish on the screen. I have tried to change the
i/o add and irq, no effect. Seems like there are some comflict somewhere?

        Any suggestion?

rgds,
sc khoo