Thanks, but it still doesn't work:

At 5:02 PM 9/4/96, Virtually Here wrote:
>Just make sure you enable bpf in your kernel config, and you have the bpf's
>in /dev (MAKEDEV bpf if you don't).

Here's what I did:

compiled & installed CAP acording to the directions, letting Configure
figure out NetBSD and then configuring it for BPF (or whatever, I accepted
basically the defaults).

#/dev/MAKEDEV bpf01 ... /dev/MAKEDEV bpf08

#/usr/local/cap/aarpd ae0 McGill

to which it says:
open: /dev/bpfXX: No such file or directory
21:52:32 09/04/96  pi_open: aarp_init: No such file or directory
init_enet: network initialization failed


Do I have to set which bpf device to use somewhere?  (I even tried doing
MAKEDEV bpfXX, but that still didn't work.)  I can't find much helpful
documentation.  Even whats in support/ethernet/README isn't very helpful or
specific.

>CAP and UAR work fine (albeit really slowly) on NetBSD 1.1 and -current.

I have CAP but I don't have UAR.  What is it and do I have to have it??  Is
that the missing piece??

Thanks alot for your help.

-c

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