Hey there folks,
   Just recently resurrected my old 486, and rather that just building 
another linux box, I decided to be a little different and drop neeBSD 1.5 on 
it, I got the base system and everything installed, but none of the devices 
really work, and I'm pretty sure they're all supported devices.  so here 
goes. I's a non-pnp PHOENIX bios machine, with just an ISA bus, with a 
ne2k-isa 10bT network card, and one of those goofy old CD-ROMS that plug 
into the sound card, and a ZIP drive plugged into the parallel port (I don't 
know if that last one is supported or not) In any case, I downloaded the 
NetBSD guide, just to have some reference material while I was getting 
everything up and running, so I set about rebuilding the kernel to activate 
at least the NIC, Soundcard, and CD-Rom, well, no dice, none of them work on 
the new kernel.  Anybody out there got a similar machine?  or at least know 
what sort of kernel config I oughta be doing?

                       --Shawn

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