Hi,
>>> Thu, 04 Oct 2001 16:41:27 +0900,
>>> Keiichi SHIMA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> keiichi> ifconfig gif0 create
> keiichi> ~
> keiichi> is the real answer.
>
> keiichi> I think the previous examples lack the interface number part in the
> keiichi> ifconfig command line. Specify explicitly gif0, gif1, ...
>
> It's okay in FreeBSD. If an unit number is not specifyed, an unit
> number is assigned automatically.
keiichi> Ah! Sorry for my misleading...
Don't mind.
keiichi> Then, what is going on in their FreeBSD boxes...
I tested Jinmei-san's hypothesis. But, it still seems working fine on
my box.
I suspect that gif is not installed as a cloneable interface in your
kernel correctly. I have no idea why it occures.
Please try `ifconfig -C'. It shows list all of the interface cloners
available. Here is mine:
ume@piano:104> ifconfig -C
gif
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