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Date: Mon, 29 Sep 1997 11:36:40 -0500
From: Edwin Culp <eculp@mexcom.net>
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I have current running on my portable.  I installed it with
ppp.  No problems.  I recompiled my kernel with no problems
and included the driver zp0 for my 3C589.  No problem, started
up and found the card but couldn't configure or route it.
I went back and added crd0 support and devices pcic0 and pcic1.
Wouldn't compile with both:-(  Back to LINT and found Option
LINT_PCCARD_HACK and added it.  Compiled with a few warnings,
that I have learned to ignore.  Then it started-up fine until
it got past the card that it, in theory configured correctly,
and then hung on the next device opl0 with a message that it
didn't support shared irq's.  No problem took out opl0.  This
continued removing device after device until I got to npx0 :-)
At this point, I give up.  I'm sure I'm missing something
very simple in the combination of drivers or with the instalation
of PAO that I understand is only for 2.2.2 or before.

Thanks for your help.

Ed