On Sep 1,  1:09pm, Peter Kohler wrote:
>I got a brand new Apple Ethernet NB Card today and was very eager to
>install it and run NetBSD. (SLIP worked fine up to now, but 19200 bps
>is just not the real thing...). I tried several kernels from
>puma and eskimo, but none of them seemed to recognize the card:
>
>nubus0: slot c: Apple Ethernet NB Card (Vendor....) not configured
>
>On the card itself is an MC68000 and an Ethernet-Chip by SONIC. Is there
>already a driver for this card?

Nope.  The only chip currently supported is the NCR 5380 (or equiv.).
I am about to start work on a SONIC driver so I can get my C610 to do
something more than just boot -- without SCSI or enet it can't do much.

However, I'm notoriously slow when it comes to making software work, so
I encourage other interested parties to roll their own...

~Steve

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