> To: port-mac68k@netbsd.org
> Cc: allen.briggs@bev.net

[ I'm on the list, too, so there's no need to send me an extra copy... ]

> Well, I bought an ethernet card which uses the Nat'l Semiconductor DP 83902
> and installed it in my Performa 600 (IIvx).  The machine can no longer
> boot... Rut Roo..

That's the video card's fault.  What options do you have checked in
booter 1.8?

Basically, the problem is that the video card generates VBL interrupts,
but the kernel doesn't know what to do with these except on a couple
of old Apple cards.  The interrupts are therefore only enabled when
there is an ethernet card in the machine (all nubus interrupts are on
one wired-OR interrupt line to VIA2/RBV).

-allen

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