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From: Bob <ACSRAINS@ACS.EKU.EDU>
Subject: LPT0 conflict with Ethernet Card
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I'm having trouble getting freebsd to use my AT&T EN100 network card.  
It wants to use LPT0.  As it boots up and finds LPT0 it informs me of a 
valid TCP/IP port.  Then it finds my etherenet card, but refuses to 
probe it because it says it is in conflict with LPT0 and IRQ 7.  I have 
no idea what file to edit so that during startup it does not try to use 
my printer port for networking.  Any information would be greatly 
appreciated.

Thanks

Bob Rains
Software Consultant
Academic Computing Services
Eastern Kentucky University
ACSRAINS@ACS.EKU.EDU