Peter,
bc0 is a network interface point and doesn't appear as an entry in
/dev. Try the ifconfig command after you load the module like:
ifconfig bc0 44.1.2.3
(substitute your actual address, of course) ifconfig has a number
of options and takes additional arguments, but the above will at
least get bc0 registered and useable for testing. To test for
success, just use ifconfig without any arguments and all the active
network interfaces should be displayed.
HTH,
73, de Nate >>
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