>The file is, as one might expect, binary. /var/adm/messages has a bunch of >errors complaining abou t the module not fitting into memory. If anyone thinks it will be helpful, I'll post those messages here. > >I was unable to add the driver. The last time I tried, it hosed by >/etc/name_to_major and /etc/dri ver_classes files, which makes booting a bit difficult. ;)
Probably the best way to add the driver then is to use "add_drv -b /" which will add the aliases but won't load the driver. The files will then be intact; regenerate the boot-archive after that and then try to load the driver. Note that "modload ndisapi" does not always work and it is better to try: modload -p drv/ndisapi. "Module too big" sounds like using the wrong compilation options. Casper
