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Mikael,

As a quick fix, you could try going into your BIOS setup.
Look for the BIOS setting
PnP Operating System:  YES

Change it to NO.


When it is YES it expects the operating system (usually Win95)
to enable the pnp cards.
FreeBSD can enable cards but requires a special boot sequence
described in the man pages.

When it is set to NO, the BIOS enables all the pnp cards with default
values which 95% of the time are ok.

Bye
Roger

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