[snip]
>> Chipset: DP830902AV, with 64K(?!) of RAM (if I'm reading the RAM chips
>> correctly - there are two of them, both labelled MS62256L-70)
>> Kernel Crashes at:
>> ae0 at nubus0: address 00:00:94:45:1f:6c, type MacCon LC III, 32k mem
>
>MS62256L-70 sounds like a low-power 256kbit SRAM chip with 70ns access
>time.  256kbits = 32kbytes, so I think the ae driver got it right.
>
Right, 256kbits = 32kbytes.  However, there are two of the RAM chips and
the last time I checked 32x2=64.  I could be wrong though - I never have
been good with math :-).

[snip...Josh thought it was the same problem experienced by an LC III user]
>I'm not sure if it's hung because of the Ethernet card.  What SCSI
>chip does the LC520 have?  It seems to me that the kernel should probe
>for the SCSI chip after probing the Ethernet, and it's hung right
>there.
I have had the system running (serial console only) since late
November-ish.  The hangs only occur when I decide to put the card back in
to see if it has automagically fixed itself.  No luck yet :-(

[snip]
>The thing is, you are one of the very first people who actually tried
>NetBSD on the LC520.  So, nobody really knows the answer quite yet.
>
Actually, I think about 3 or 4 of us are running it on LC 520/550's.  It's
been a while since I checked the NetBSD mac68k User Survey page, though.

Thanks for the tips, though.  BTW, Julian Bean says he's working on "it."
Unfortunately he didn't specify what "it" was :-(

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