Unfortunately, I don't have the manuals for my ethernet card :(
I bought it used w/ do accompanying software or documentation.

Anyway, here is what NetBSD reports when booting as far as
the ethernet/fpu card is concerned:
...
nubus0 at mainbus0
ae0 at nubus0 slot a: failed to determine size of RAM.
ae1 at nubus0 slot a: failed to determine size of RAM.
ae2 at nubus0 slot a: failed to determine size of RAM.
fpu0 at mainbus0 (mc68882)
...
Well, I may try some other kernels to see if that works
(I'm using the GENERIC-45 kernel at the moment).

And, once again, I'm still having problems getting X-Windows
to work. I installed all the current packages for X, onto a
current system, and now X reports a buch of stuff about not
being able to make a connection to the display. If I go back
to the older version of X-Windows for mac68k, what will I be
missing? I had the older version of X working fine under
OpenBSD on this machine earlier so I'm contemplating
going back to the older binaries.

Thanks,

-Stefan



Stefan Sinclair
mailto:stefans@centurion.com
Centurion International
Lincoln, NE USA

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>From: 	Michael G. Schabert[SMTP:mikeride@prez.buf.servtech.com]
>Sent: 	Friday, October 10, 1997 7:36 PM
>To: 	Stefan Sinclair
>Cc: 	port-mac68k@netbsd.org
>Subject: 	RE: Some beginner's questions
>
>>It _does_ find the 68882 fpu, which is on the
>>ethernet
>>card itself & not the main board. Strange...
>
>I believe that in the installation manual for that particular card, it
>_explicitly_ tells you to put it into the slot on LC-class machines,
>because the motherboard has a hard time addressing it via the card. Please
>recheck the LC portion of the manual for the specific advice, as the manual
>is for a couple cards (LC, si, & SE if I recall correctly).
>
>Mike
>
>Bikers don't *DO* taglines.
>
>
>