
October 25th, 2006, 09:33 AM
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Quote: | Originally Posted by n1np I recently built a machine with a ASUS P5LD2-VM mainboard and FreeBSD which had some difficulties. The network adapter is an Intel. The FreeBSD installer found the network adapter, configured it, then could not find it again. That problem went away after I disabled the ACPI-2.0 support in the BIOS (that may have been coincidence, I have no proof that that was the solution). This machine also booted fine from the install CD, ran the installer from the CD, then could not find the CD-ROM drive again! I have not figured that one out yet, I gave up and installed via FTP after the network adapter was working.
Does your network adapter have a boot ROM that may need configuring (or disabling)? I disabled mine (just making guesses at this point)
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I tried disabling the BOOT ROM to no avail. On or off, it will load the drivers, but the NIC will not be detected.
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