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From: Nigel Gorry <nigel@znet.net.au>
Subject: how do I find the IO addr of a PCI card
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Is there anyway I can find the IO address of a PCI card in FreeBSD 3.2?

I have tried:

	%pciconf -a pci0:9

but get the following error:

	pciconf: ioctl(PCIOCATTACHED): Inappropriate ioctl for device

TIA

Nigel Gorry
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