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Subject: proper network startup for laptop
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Date: Sat, 26 Jun 1999 12:09:04 -0400 (EDT)
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Hello,

I've been digging through /etc/rc.*, looking for how and where network
configuration is done while using pccardd.

Do I need to write my own script to do all the ifconfig stuff on boot,
or is there some rc script I should be calling that will source
rc.conf and plug in the proper values?

Also, has anyone written a FreeBSD laptop tutorial yet?  As I'm just
getting into the laptop scene, I'd be happy to write one.  There's no
time to write a tutorial as when you don't have a clue yourself.  ;)

Thanks,
==ml


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