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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: FreeBSD-current@FreeBSD.org, p.richards@elsevier.co.uk
Subject: Re: More FreeBSD problems...
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>> Hmmm ... OK, we found the scanpci program, which revealed that the card is
>> at I/O 0x6100 and IRQ 11 ... but -c won't let us go above 0x2000. Ideas?
>> 

The visual config has bogus limitsSee an old PR.  Ordinary config works.

>Someone I'm trying to help get FreeBSD up on with a PCnet-PCI card sent
>the above to me. Is there any reason to not allow using -c to set ports
>for PCI cards? I know the real solution would be to add PCI support

Yes, the data structures manipulated by -c only exist for ISA devices.

Bruce