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Subject: Re: AWS: dynamic attach of an ixv network interface?
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> ..
>=20
>  Is there any way to force the new interface to attach dynamically
>  (AWS calls this 'hot attach') on FreeBSD? I think an action of
>  probing the PCI device tree is needed. But, did not find any command =
to do it.
> =20

 OK. I found the command. I did not look wide enough :-)

 # devctl rescan pci0

 did the trick!


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