I've inherited a Unisys U6000/50, and I'd like to try to get NetBSD
running on it. It's essentially a 386/20, in a rather large case, that
used to run some form of AT&T SysV UNIX. It's got what I assume is a
custom SCSI Phoenix BIOS that doesn't appear to recognize IDE
controllers. I have an IDE/floppy controller in it that I'm using to
boot the 1.0 kernel and install floppies, but I can't do much from
there since no hard drives are recognized. To quote from the manuals:
'The SCSI interface uses the Western Digital WD33C93 controller
configured as a host initiator and additional logic controlling the
SCSI DMA process.'. It'd be nice if I could get it to recognize an IDE
drive to install, and then think about playing with the SCSI
controller... Any suggestions on how to proceed?


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