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From: Jay Bratcher <jayb@netjava.com>
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Subject: UMC chipset and second IDE?
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I seem to be having a problem getting FreeBSD to recognize my second IDE
interface.  The PCI probe finds the second interface, but it is
apparently not at 0x170.  The chipset is UMC 8670F (label on chip).  Has
anyone had any experience with this?  Attached is the relevent portions
of the startup messages.

Thanks,
Jay
jayb@netjava.com