Interactive UNIX TCP/IP and PS2/70 386

[S.Jin]

Sorry for UK netters. I have not got any reply from UK, therefore
I sent this message again in the world area.

Help please.
I have installed INTERACTIVE UNIX (version 2.2, Release 3.2) and 
TCP/IP (version 1.2) software on IBM PS2/70 386.
Before that, I inserted a Western Digital Ethercard board in the 
slot of the system unit. The kernel has been also configured with 
TCP/IP and Western Digital EtherCard PLUS/A.

However, when the system is started, there are two messages displayed
on the screen:
	...
	wd: Board (1 of 1) not present
	...
	/dev/wd: No such device or address
	...

Actually, after the system is ready to use, I "login"ed and check it:
/dev/wd is there.

Therefore I tried to use "Reference Diskette" to check system. The "View 
configuration in "Set configuration" of the Reference Main Menu shows:
	...
	Slot1 -- WD EtherCard PLUS/A (WD8003E/A or WD8003ET/A)
	  Adapter IO Space			I/O Base 280h
	  Shared Ram Space (16K Bytes)		Ram Base D0000h
	  BIOS ROM Space			BIOS ROMDisabled
	  Interrupt Level			Level 3
	...
It seems fine.
But from "Test the Computer" of the Reference Main Menu gives:
	System unit
	6016 Kb Memory
	Keyboard
	Parallel Port
      1 Diskette Drive(s)
	System Board Async Port
	Video Graphics Array
	Mouse Port
      1 ESDI Fixed Disk(s)
There is no WD EtherCard at all.

Are there any people over there to meet this problem and solve it?
What's wrong here? Thanks in advance.

S. Jin