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Subject: Compiling meteor device into current
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Hi,

When I try to compile meteor device (FreeBSD-current), I get an #error. 
That's fine, because it seems to depend on something. It says something 
about "PCI" and "old compatibility shims", whatever that might be.

It would be nice to have clear instructions how to proceed in this 
situation, because there is no comment on that in any docs, I've read 
so far.

The best place for that would be in NOTES and/or further explanation 
while displaying the #error.

Can anyone tell me, if meteor can be used on FreeBSD-current at all? If 
yes, what settings do I need?

Martin