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Date: Wed, 28 May 1997 19:32:10 +0800
From: Julsar Ngan <nganjs@ibm.net>
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Subject: Problem on detecting the Token Ring adapter
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Dear sir(s),		
Currently I bought a FreeBSD CDROM. During the installation, the kernel
cannot detect the network adapter. It is a IBM Auto 4/16 ISA Token Ring
adapter. I think form the 2-CDROM set should contain the drivers for it.
But I don't know where it can be found and how to make the kernel to
detect it. Basically, my PC is located in IBM that is in Hong Kong.
Could you please give me some hints or instruction on how to make it
works? Your help and attention are certainly appreciation. Thanks very
much.						


Remarks, my email address is nganjs@ibm.net	



Regards,		
Julsar Ngan