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Subject: Re: Please help... nic problem
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> RS> Well, in 4.7, when I option it to use the pc-card for
> RS> installation... it recognizes my card as ed1... and
> RS> not ed0?  Also, the card comes up after boot... is
> RS> there a way to fix these issues?  Have I missed

because you've got ed0 hardcoded as an ISA device in the kernel,
as the default kernel ships.

Change it to;
  device ed
and recompile your kernel, it will become ed0.

P.

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