> You may have to set IRQ/IO adress manually so that the INSTALL kernel can
> detect it. (AFAIR it's described in the installation notes somewhere)

	The install floppy disk printed a message that says it detected my
SCSI card on boot up. Does this mean its working, or the kernel just knows
what it is?
	I have another question. It would save me a lot of effort if
someone could tell me what kind of IDE CD-RW drives work well with NetBSD
(or any other *BSD systems).  From what I was reading, most CD-RW drives
aren't completely ATAPI compliant, and so only work well with the Windows
drivers.  Now for SCSI on the other hand, you plug the drive into a
working SCSI controller, and you're up and running (I know a little
over-simplified, but hey).
	
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