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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Eric Ford )
Tue Sep 26 00:41:54 1995

To: netbsd-help@MIT.EDU
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 95 00:41:39
From: eford@MIT.EDU (Eric Ford )

Original Message:
>On installation NetBSD asks me what interface I'm using and explains that 
>it has trouble switching 3C509s to UTP.  What am I supposed to tell it?  
>I'm using a 3C590 (PCI version of 509 cards) and AUI.  It seems that 
>regardless of what I type it goes on a little farther, says it can't reach 
>network stuff, and it eventually dumps me to a # prompt.  I press enter it 
>asks for what shell, I press enter, it gives me another # prompt, I press 
>enter, it starts over asking for an IP address

Ok, I tried ep0, with no flags, and link0 link1 -link2.  When I boot I get
pci0 bus0 device6 unknown vendor/product 0x1067/0x5900 (class network, 
subclass ethernet, revission 0x00)
When I enter the ed0 bit, it give me:
ifconfig: SIOCGIFFLAGS:  Device not configured
ifconfig: SIOCGIFFLAGS:  Device not configured
writing to routing socket:  File exists
writing to routing socket:  Network is unreachable
Then somewhere in there it says 
Testing network interfaces failed...

Does that help any?  The configuration program doesn't seem to have any 
option about the emulation mode.  

Thanks
Eric





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