On Tue, 28 Apr 1998 00:41:02 -0400 
 David Rankin <rankind@us.ibm.com> wrote:

 > I am currently able to get a 486 VLB machine I own to boot NetBSD, but it does
 > not recognize its UltraStor 34F card. The card is recognized and initialized
 > correctly at boot time. However, no mention of the card is made in the boot
 > lists while starting from the 1.3.1 installation floppies. It does recognize
 > com0 (modem card), com1, npx0, and pc0. It has failed to recognize my lpt0,
 > although disabling it made no difference. The card works has worked correctly
 > in the past with FreeBSD and Windows 95 (I know, I know...), and works
 > correctly from the BIOS on bootup.
 > 
 > If you have an UltraStor 34f and have gotten it working with NetBSD 1.3.*, I'd
 > appreciate hearing some information on how you got it working.

What I/O address is the card configured at?  I will be happy to help you
get this working... will you be able to boot a kernel if I send you one,
or will you need a floppy image?

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