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From: Christopher Klumb <cklumb@bayou.uh.edu>
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I just recently installed FreeBSD 3.3.  I decided to recompile the
kernel to get my NIC working and to remove unwanted devices.  I did:
/usr/sbin/config MYKERNEL, cd ../../compile/MYKERNEL, make depend, make,
make install.  No error messages were recieved.

However, when I reboot, it appears that the original kernel is being
booted.  All the devices I removed from MYKERNEL show up with "dmesg."
More importantly, it is trying to initialze my NIC with parameters other
then the ones I put in MYKERNEL.

My NIC is a 3c503.  When I boot I get the message "ed0 not found at io
280", or something like that.  Could someone tell what gives?  Also,
what value should I use for the iomem parameter?

Thanks,
Christopher Klumb
cklumb@bayou.uh.edu



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