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Subject: Re: wi network driver woes
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In message: <200305131530.41493.olivas@digiflux.org>
            Stacy Olivas <olivas@digiflux.org> writes:
: I've ran into some strangeness with the wi wireless network card driver under 
: a PicoBSD build (WarBSD).
: 
: I can get the kernel to recognize PCMCIA card services and detect the WLAN NIC 
: at startup, but if you try to use it for anything you get the following 
: error:
: 
: wi0: watchdog timeout

Interrupts are wrong.

: And, if you remove the NIC from the PCMCIA card slot and re-insert it, the 
: system doesn not automatically re-detect it...

Interrupts are wrong.

: Any suggestions on what I can do to make this work?

Use the right interrupts.

Warner