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On 2005.12.03 18:44:26 +0900, Curt Sampson wrote:
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| This is going to the current-users list because I feel that the people
| here are probably best qualified to answer this. But please cc me on
| responses if you wouldn't normally, as I'm not on the list itself.
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| I'm consing up an rc.d script to load up the firmware for an iwi network
| interface, so that dhclient can work immediately on boot. However, I need
| a name for the darn thing. I'm thinking "iwisetup," but does anybody have
| a better idea?
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| For anybody interested, I've appended a quick (and as yet entirely untest=
ed)
| sketch of the script; comments are welcome.
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| Oh, I'm developing this on a 3.0_BETA system, if there's some reason
| this wouldn't work on -current, can someone let me know? I can't
| off-hand think of any obvious way to be able to easily switch between
| netbsd-3 and current on my laptop.

I think that instead of creating a rc.d script for every firmware, we
should try to let the kernel do that automatically like Linux does
with hotplug. And this should work for every driver.

What do you think ?

		-- Rui Paulo

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