Folks, I'm trying to get BSD 4.2 running on a VAX 11/780/simh setup. This is working well under OpenBSD. I have the 4.2 BSD VM up and running. I'm having difficulty with networking. I'm using the pre-compiled simh package from OpenBSD which has networking support and running it as root to make sure it has access to the network interface. simh seems to be attaching to the network interface; I'm getting status messages about how Eth is attached, etc. simh is 3.9. No network devices to show up under the OS, though. Given that 4.2 BSD has TCP, is made for VAX, etc, the default kernel should automagically detect the network "card" presented by the emulator, right? For some reason it isn't. I also tried the other xu type=deluna (I think that's it, I don't remember from memory.) Here is my boot.ini set cpu 128m set rq0 ra81 att rq0 rq.dsk set rq1 dis set rq2 dis set rq3 dis set xu enabled set xu type=deuna att xu0 em0 set rp dis set lpt dis set rl dis set tq dis set tu dis set tti 7b set tto 7b load -o boot42 0 d r10 9 d r11 0 run 2 Is it an ordering/address space thing? Do I have to throw the "xu" stuff further down in the file? Thanks! -- -Jon Jonathan Katz, Indianapolis, IN.