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Subject: Re: devd
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In message: <3F6FF9F5.9060404@fud.org.nz>
            Andrew Thompson <andy@fud.org.nz> writes:
: I am wondering what the state of devd is, should I be using it instead 
: of pccardd?  At the moment I have neither running, but want to 'up' my 
: wi card on insert.

Working.

devd_enable=YES

in /etc/rc.conf

Warner