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*             VIA VT6102 10/100Mb PCI FAST Ethernet Adapter                 *
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*                        Ethernet Driver for FreeBSD                        *
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*                           v1.19   Oct. 2000                               *
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Introduction:
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  The Fast Ethernet 10/100M FreeBSD driver is enclosed. This document shows you how to 
  setup the driver.

Contents of the Subdirectory:
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    if_fet.c              The FreeBSD driver source code
    if_fet.h              The FreeBSD driver header file
    freebsd.txt           This file.

Installation:
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    1) Put the driver disc in Drive A. Under the prompt, type "mount_msdos /dev/fd0 /dos".
       Then, type "cp /dos/if_fet.* /usr/src/sys/pci".

    2) Type the following commands:
       (a) "cd /usr/src/sys/conf"
       (b) "ee files"

    3) Under editing file 'files', add one line as below:
       "pci/if_fet.c		optional	fet	device-driver"
       Then, save the file.
			        
    4) Type the following commands:
       (a) "cd /usr/src/sys/i386/conf"
       (b) "cp GENERIC SERVER"
       (c) "ee SERVER"
       
    5) Under editing file 'SERVER', finding the division of NIC setting, and insert one line
       as below:
       "device fet0"
       Then, save the file.

    6) Now, it's ready to recompile kernel; type the following commands:
       (a) cd /usr/src/sys/i386/conf
       (b) config SERVER
       (c) cd /usr/src/sys/compile/SERVER
       (d) make depend all install

    7) Before rebooting, make sure the network-related files under /etc are well-configured. 
       The files are listed below:
       (a) /etc/hosts
       (b) /etc/resolv.conf
       (c) /etc/host.conf
       (d) /etc/rc.conf

    8) Now, get ready to reboot, type "sync;sync;sync", and "shutdown -r now".
       
    9) Under the newly compiled kernel, type "ifconfig -a", and you can see a new device fet0.   



        
     
      





