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Hi,

I tried installing netbsd-4 daily build within qemu and using the
cdrom/boot.iso. The network card is never recognised.

I tried 200703220002Z/i386/installation/cdrom/boot.iso.
If I try a home-made iso (fom 200702210000Z) or a slax iso, the network
shows up ; so I expect my script to be OK. My script is based on the
Makefile that can be found in qemu package.

My qemu command line is:
########################################################################
QEMU_MORE=""
[ "$1" == "install" ]		&& QEMU_MORE="-cdrom $CDRM_IMG -boot d"

qemu -hda $DISK_IMG -m 256 \
	-net tap,fd=3,ifname=tap1 3<>/dev/tap1 \
	-net nic,macaddr=de:ad:be:ef:00:01,model="rtl8139" \
	$QEMU_MORE
########################################################################

Does anyone have the same issue ?
Or is it my command line that is not correct ?

TIA,
	Jo


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