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To: Allan Alford <aa@thinkwell.com>
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On Tue, 10 Feb 1998, Allan Alford wrote:

> I'm using Model B, per the FAQ's advice.
> It's configured as device fxp0.
> 
> The kernel recognizes it, and network functionality
> seems to be in place.  However, the following errors
> occur:
> 
> At bootup:
> 
> fxp0: warning: unsupported PHY, type=7, addr=1
> 
> Also, after the first bootup after installation
> (I booted to DOS to configure it first), my clock
> suddenly lept ahead by 2 years!  I got to do some
> unplanned Year 2000 testing this morning.  On the
> reboot, the problem went away.

  Version of FreeBSD?

  There is no need to boot DOS to configure the card.  It is a PCI card,
so settings are assigned by the motherboard.

Tom


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