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From: Robert James Williamson <sparkles@leland.Stanford.EDU>
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Subject: tcpdump: no suitable device found.
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        I am unclear on how to resolve this problem. I have a fddi card
installed in the kernal properly, but it seems that none of the networking
software realizes I have any networking cards. Have I left out some
important configuration steps? What do I need to do to get the computer to
deal with my fddi card for networking? 

        Here is my present configuration: 
        1. Installed FreeBSD. 
        2. Copied GENERIC kernal and inserted lines device fpa0 and pseudo
                fddi
        3. config kernal - no problems. 
        4. make kernal - no problems. 
        5. make install - no problems. 
        6. reboot and start up the new kernal - no problems. 

        That's it. The new kernal clearly recognizes the fddi card. I'm
just stumped as to how to get all the networking programs to use it. 

        Any advice/help/suggestions WARMLY received! 

        Thanks! 
        
        Robert