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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 09:19:43 -0800
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From: Ben Pressnall <ben@chem.uidaho.edu>
Subject: Network Install
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I am a newbee to FreeBSD and am try to do a NFS install.  I can not
get it to see my Intel Etherexpress 16 network card.  The install software
only see lp0 as my interface, which is the parallel port.  When I boot from
the kern.flp and then mfsroot.flp I do not see my ethernet card in the list
of network devices when I configure the kernel.  Could someone tell me
how to setup my network card?

Thanks,

Ben Pressnall
Department of Chemistry
University of Idaho
Moscow, Id 83844-2343
voice:(208)885-7093
fax:(208)885-6173
ben@chem.uidaho.edu


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