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Hi again!

Well I can see the network card when it loads the kernel. but it says:
function 0 not configured.. or something like that. And i asked on the
channel #Netbsd (ircnet) and they told me that there are no drivers.


Regards: Viktor Müntzing (aka noph)

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From: "Dr. Rene Hexel" <rh@vip.at>
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Subject: Re: support
Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 00:31:39 +0200
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Viktor Müntzing wrote:

> Are there any plans to write drivers for the "D-LINK 660+" pcmcia network
> card? I don't want to run linux on my laptop anymore. i want to run
NetBSD!

  The DLink-660 works fine with the "ne" (NE-2000 compatible) driver.  I
don't know if the 660+ is a different beast.  If it is NE-2000
compatible as well, it might be as easy as adding the vendor/model IDs
to the ne2000devs table in "if_ne_pcmcia.c"

  Cheers
      ,
   Rene

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