Your problem is that originally, your card was recognized, but on the
wrong interrupt.  Now, your card isn't being probed at all.  Can you set
the card back to its original I/O address and cjust change the interrupt to
something NetBSD will be able to use?  (If you're using one of the generic
kernels, look at the config files that were used to make them, they can be
ftp'd from ftp.netbsd.org, and grep for '^device')
If you find that you can't set the interrupt of the card to match the
adress you had it set to initially, then you need a new kernel.  If you're
running 1.2, I can build a kernel for you and send it to you.
Send me private mail.

Hope that helps.
-Brian

On May 20,  6:10pm, Brian Hechinger wrote:
} Subject: getting closer, but not quite there yet
} ok, i changed the SMC to be setup as ed2 instead of ed0. (i couldn't try ed1
} as the ezstart utility wouldn't let me select 0x250 as an I/O port address,
} 0x240 & 0x260 were choices, but not 0x250) i now no longer get the device 
} timeout that i did before, however, there is a new problem, this is probably
} an i'm a moron and didn't set something up correctly type error, but even
} so i still need help. :)
} 
} at bootup i get these error messages:
} 
} ifconfig: SIOCGIFFLAGS: Device not configured
} 
} and
} 
} NFS Portmap: RPC: Port mapper failure - RPC: Unable to send
} 
} i suspect the second error is due to the first error, let me now log in and
} check some stuff out (i didn't want to lose those errors, wasn't sure if i
} could get them back)
} 
} ok, if i try to run the command 'ifconfig ed2 206.103.246.91' i get the error
} ifconfig: SIOCGIFFLAGS: Device not configured, gee, that looks rather familiar
} now doesn't it? :)
} 
} do i need a different kernel? if so is there someone who can make me one as i
} can't compile a new kernel without the network since my NetBSD source tree sits
} on a different machine and i need NFS to get to it (no space on the currect
} hard drive)
} 
} thanks,
} 
} -brian
} 
} -- 
} "Yes, evil comes in many forms, whether it be a man-eating cow or
}  Joseph Stalin, but you can't let the package hide the pudding!  Evil
}  is just plain bad!  You don't cotton to it.  You gotta smack it in the
}  nose with the rolled-up newspaper of goodness!  Bad dog!  Bad dog!"
}                                 --The Tick
} 
>-- End of excerpt from Brian Hechinger