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To: jim@jwweeks.com
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Subject: Re: pccard problem
From: "M. Warner Losh" <imp@village.org>
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In message: <Pine.BSF.4.21.0202161725030.366-100000@veager.jwweeks.com>
            jim <jim@jwweeks.com> writes:
: I just got around to upgrading my laptop from 4.3-stable and it appears I
: have broken my pccard setup.  All my cards are recognized, however when I
: pull a network card and replace it with a modem, the routing tables are
: not effected.  Even if I flush routes, PPP can't assign a new gateway in
: -auto or -ddial mode.  If I connect manually, the route is added.  This
: makes no sense to me.  When I replace the network card, I then have to
: flush routes and re-asign the default manualily.  I couldn't find anything
: in the archives about this problem, and I have tried several different
: rc.conf scenarios.  Maybe someone can tell me what I am missing.

Does the network interface go away when you pull the network card?

Warner

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