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Hi list,

I am running NetBSD on my PC for some time now, and now want to start
using it on my Notebook too. So I shrinked my Linux partition and
installed NetBSD 2.0 on the HD.

Everything went fine, (except maybe that the CD/DVD-ROM had to switch
back to PIO mode in order to work, which is not nice, but acceptable).

Now I tried to configure my network card with:

ifconfig rtk0 inet 192.168.1.3 netmask 255.255.255.0

which is the configuration I also use in Linux.

I can get no connection, but I receive error messages every couple of
seconds:

# rtk0: watchdog timeout

nothing else. ifconfig rtk0 shows that the card is not configured.
Somebody else has such problems? Should I file a send-pr? I would attach
my dmesg, but I must first make a partition that I can use to exchange
data from/to Linux, since I have no network in NetBSD yet.

Please feel free to redirect me to another list, if this is not
appropriate.

/Roman


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