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Subject: sio device problems with AMD486DX4/100
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I am attempting to install freebsd on a AMD486DX4/100, and the sio driver 
doesn't find my serial ports. The same kernel initially built on a 386 
with the same card found them with no problem. Also, if I boot dos on the 
same machine, it sees the com ports at their default locations. 

Could this be a timing issue in sio.c? Any help would be tremendously 
appreciated!

Thanks,

Scott Kelly (scott@forest.com, kellysc3@cps.msu.edu)
(517) 349-4700