Hi Sateyndra:

   This is really a question for the Networking Drivers forum, so you might
get some better feedback there.  In any case, it's quite possible that your
card either isn't included in the enumerators that mount the driver and / or
that the driver doesn't support your particular card.

Make sure that you've installed the latest network driver patch
http://www.qnx.com/download/feature.html?programid=17094

Then try the following command as root:

mount -tio-net /lib/dll/devn-tigon3.so

If this doesn't produce an en0 interface, try a "sloginfo" and see if any
messages are printed out and reply back on the Network Drivers forum

http://community.qnx.com/sf/discussion/do/listTopics/projects.networking/dis
cussion.drivers

If it does work, and you want the driver to mount automatically, you'll have
to modify the enumerator configuration file...  Given that this is something
that a number of other people involved with network drivers might be
interested in, I'll wait until you post your initial results in the network
driver forum and reply to you from there.

	Robert

-----Original Message-----
From: satyendra marni [mailto:mskdepik@yahoo.co.in] 
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2008 4:59 AM
To: osmeta-core_os
Subject: QNX installation

I have installed QNX neutrino for separate system.After the installation it
asked for reboot the system. I have rebooted. At the last step it is failed
to open www.qnx.com site.And if I have given ifconfig command it is showing
only lo0 (It is not yet all showing en0). 
How can I get en0 there?
Note: I am not using any VMware system. I am using separate system for
running QNX neutrino kernel. 
I am using broadcom corporation network. It is using tigon3 driver.Is it
related to any network driver settings?
If I went through Launch->configure->TCP/IP configuration I didn't find any
device tab there.

Please help me on this issues.
Thanks in advance.
Satyendra.M

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