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From: John Bleichert <syborg@stny.rr.com>
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Subject: pcmcia ed0 driver question
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Hello all

I'm trying to get a Network Anywhere 10/100 pc-card to work in my 
Thinkpad. According to the docs, it uses the ed(4) driver. In 4.6.2 should 
I really need to whip out mknod to make such a common device?

ifconfig tells me

/dev # ifconfig ed0 create
ifconfig: SIOCIFCREATE: Invalid argument

pccardc also tells me the "Device not configured" - MAKEDEV  returns a "no 
such device name". ed support (and miibus) are both compiled into the 
kernel.

Do I need to build a device entry with mknod? Or am I missing something 
easy? If not, should I take this over to freebsd-mobile?

The last time I did this (with a different NIC) it worked out of the 
box...

pciconf shows the pc-card bus, but no NIC.

Thanks - JB




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