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Subject: Recognizing a Cyclades Card.
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I just bought one of the 8-port 16 bit ISA Cyclades cards [DB25 out the 
back] and am having trouble getting FreeBSD [02/95 I believe] to 
recognize it. That is to say, I have set the interupt and iomem address, 
compiled a kernel appropriately and the system comes up saying cy0 is not 
found. I have even removed an ether card, set the cyclades card to the 
same address and it still doesn't come up. 

1) Is there a port address I need? [the kernel is using 0x0]
2) Do I need to upgrade my cyclades driver or such to make this work?
3) Any suggestions?

Thanks so much for your time,

-Jerry.