Hi J,

Yes it is an i386, actually an old original Pentium. 
As for the serial ports, I had disabled both in the
bios before because they were conflicting with another
piece of hardware, a SCSI controller card.  In regards
to changing the IRQ of the PCMCIA card, I am not
exactly sure how to do that.  Is there some way to
assign a different IRQ to the PCMCIA card in the bios?

Thanks for the help!
J Silverman
--- Julian Coleman <jdc@coris.org.uk> wrote:
> > wi0: port 0x400-0x43fpcmcia2: card irq 4
> > could not get mac address, attach failed
> 
> What machine is this in (i386)?  irq 4 seems a
> little odd - one of the
> serial ports might also be using irq 4 - you can see
> by looking at the
> dmesg.  Can you disable that serial port in the BIOS
> or change the PCMCIA
> card to use different irq's?
> 
> J
> 
> -- 
>                     My other computer also runs
> NetBSD
>                           http://www.netbsd.org/

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