If you the the ae0: Device timeout message it means that we attempted to
send a packet out the interface, and never got an interrupt to indicate
the transmit completed.

So, what is the _specific_ information about your ae0 card?  What are
the chips' numbers?  If there is a 68000 on the board, then we most
definitely don't support it...  Otherwise, it might be an "almost clone"
bof a supported board, but with a slight difference in register address
or something.

On Thu, 27 Aug 1998, Michael Bartosh wrote:

> incidentally after the ae0 interface is recognized, it does not echo
> theconfiguration like the sn0 does- after sn0 is labled (flags broadcast
> inet boradcast etc).
> 
> /etc/ifconfig.ae0 is configured correctly.
> 
> -mab
> 
> 
> 

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