I recently got two IBM PS/2 model 9556 (486SLC2 processor) for free, and
thought it'd be neat to try NetBSD on 'em... they need RAM, so I haven't
been able to do anything with them. How's NetBSD's MCA support coming
along?

BTW, I don't need two of these things (arguably, I don't even need one,
but I'm keeping it anyways :), so I'd be willing to donate one of 'em to
someone (who would use it for NetBSD-related stuff :) 486SLC2 is awfully
unimpressive though :) One of 'em has an IBM 16/4 token ring card, which
I have no use for. Trade for an MCA ethernet card would be cool, but
certainly not required :)
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