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#1 (**permalink**) 02-15-2008, 02:25 PM

In SCO 5.07 when trying to add a new network card via netconfig, and
you get the following error during the relink of the kernal:

"klsgen cannot determine minimum/maximum values for net0"

The solution is to use scoadmin and remove SCO TCP/IP, relink, reboot,
reinstall it from the media, relink, reboot, then try to add the
network card again using netconfig and it should work.

Previously I had tried installing latest network card drivers, and a
different network card, neither which had worked.

Hope this helps.

#2 (**permalink**) 02-15-2008, 02:25 PM

"Cucumber" wrote:

> In SCO 5.07 when trying to add a new network card via netconfig, and
> you get the following error during the relink of the kernal:
>
> "klsgen cannot determine minimum/maximum values for net0"
>
> The solution is to use scoadmin and remove SCO TCP/IP, relink, reboot,
> reinstall it from the media, relink, reboot, then try to add the
> network card again using netconfig and it should work.
>
> Previously I had tried installing latest network card drivers, and a
> different network card, neither which had worked.
>
> Hope this helps.

I hope that nobody follows your advice. You have given yourself a heart
transplant after having one small chest pain.

The correct answer to your implied question was posted 4 years ago, see
article:

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...phinxcst.co.uk

The message "kslgen: cannot determine major/minor numbers for node
/dev/[some device]" should be understood to mean "/dev/[some device] is
not properly documented by a node file in /etc/conf/node.d".

>Bela<

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