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From: gtk <orb451@yahoo.com>
Subject: Intel In Business NIC (SA101TX)
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Hello, I have a question regarding the Intel
"In-Business" 10/100 PCI NIC.  I'm running FreeBSD 4.1
Stable x86.  My dmesg output says that it finds device
fxp0 irq 9, etc, follow that it lists "could not map
memory", and underneath it lists "fxp0 device attach
returned 6".  I've got my kernel compiled with the
following line:

device fxp0 at pci? port 0x300 irq 9 iomem 0xd0000

Should I be calling this out on "isa?" instead of
"pci?" or should I just leave "device fxp0" and
nothing else?  The dmesg output does recognize this as
Intel In-Business 10/100 adapater.  Point being, I
believe the correct driver is in fact fxp.  However,
if I'm wrong can someone please let me know what my
setup should be to get the card recognized. 
ifconfig'ing it doesn't work.  Always returns the
"fxp0" or whichever, does not exist.

Thanks.

orb451

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