On 2006/02/26 00:03, David Higgs wrote: > My old custom config was for my xl and rl cards, and > worked just fine. For the new config, I simply removed the rl > references and uncommented the necessary sk ones.
See which other devices are mentioned in "SEE ALSO" in the docs for these and it may give you some clues. Though, diff'ing the dmesg between GENERIC and your custom kernel should have picked this up for you too. > Since GENERIC works fine, I am going to stick with that for the time > being. Good idea. The only time I've found a custom kernel necessary on a recent OpenBSD is on a system with very restricted RAM (and even then, if there's any possibility of adding RAM, that's usually the better way deal with it) or for adding something like raidframe (in which case, copying GENERIC and adding the single line is usually the safest way). For everything else (disabling devices etc), config(8) should suffice.
