Stephen,

thanks for the info (I had read that too, but didn't remember the sourec).
Unfortunately, I don't think compiling and recompiling a kernel isn't that
easy for a total newbie. It's not like changing some line in the Lynx config
file . . .:). Seems, I've to learn a lot before being able to do that.

Regards, Ulrich

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>Von: Stephen <ostbahn@sprynet.com>
>An: "macbsd mailing list" <port-mac68k@netbsd.org>
>Betreff: Re: Installation problem
>Datum: Don, 27. Aug 1998 20:21 Uhr
>

>Regarding the Question about the IIci Cache Card:
>
>>From the FAQ:
>
>6.23 I've heard that the external cache in my IIci is disabled by
>default. How do I enable it?
>
>First, you'll need to be able to compile your own kernel. Then all you 
>have to do is comment out the line: 
>
>       options         DISABLE_EXT_CACHE
>
>in your kernel config file and recompile the kernel. This will enable the 
>cache. The only reason it is disabled by default
>in the GENERIC kernels is fear that it might cause a problem. Many people 
>have reported that it works just fine for
>them, however, and some report that it makes a noticeable difference.
>