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From: Douw Steyn <douw@vis.co.za>
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Subject: auto enabling a pnp card on bootup
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Hi,

I have a SB16 sound card and I using Luigi's driver and running
FreeBSD 3.1. The BIOS does not automatically enable the card - so
I get "CSN 1 detected, but LDN 0 not enabled.." message on boot.
So I have to boot -c, do a "pnp 1 0 os enable..", etc.
Before I upgraded (under FreeBSD 2.6) this was remembered and I
only needed to do this once. Now I have to do it every time I
boot. Has something changed, and if so, how do I now get my system
to remember to enable my card every time it boots up.

Thanks,
Douw.


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