Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 01:07:35 -0400 (EDT) From: S300A@aol.com To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: Help with 3C589 (not D) PCMCIA card Message-ID: <971008010602_-1026971597@emout05.mail.aol.com>
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Help
I have a Tecra 500 laptop(Toshiba), WindowsNT and Free_BSD coexist on my
hard drive. Everything works except for the fact that my network card is not
recognized by Free_BSD 2.2.2. When I get the kernel messages the card is seen
under device ze0 rather than zp0 as the documentation states it should be. At
device ze0 I get the message Ze "PCMCIA slot0 : 3Com Corp ~3C589~TP/BNC
LANCARD Ver-1A~000001", then in the next line at Ze0 it says "not found at
0x300". I've tried rebuilding the kernel with address from 200h - 3e0h and
also with varying irqs.
When I run the 3Com diagnostics under dos it tells me the iomem is 0xF0000
but when I use this instead of the 0xD8000 default it doesn't matter. When
using device zp0 in building the kernel, I only get a message PCMCIA card
found in slot 0 but I never get the type of card data as stated when using
device ze0 as above. I've read man pages and FAQ with no success. I do not
run card services on NT and it tells me the resources that the card uses are
IRQ 10 and Port addr 300h. Can someone please help out on this ?
Thank
You
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