RE: [pfSense Support] Adding new NIC drivers

2007-09-27 Thread Bennett Lee
I figured this out by adding if_myk_load=YES to /boot/loader.conf. I don't know if this is where it's supposed to go, but it works. Now the million-dollar question: can I do a firmware upgrade without loosing this entry in the /boot/loader.conf? I'm confident the .ko files I copied to

RE: [pfSense Support] Adding new NIC drivers

2007-09-26 Thread Bennett Lee
OK, after many problems, like couldn't install because of no known NICs, installing NICs in a 1U case with no riser, figuring out how to mount, if_myk.ko requiring libmbpool.ko, etc., I finally got the drivers installed with kldload and they appear to work. Until I rebooted. The drivers don't