Okay...thanks for the info. At least the ae/sn thing now makes sense... is
there anything that I can do to help figure out how to code around this?
Should I track down some sort of tool to show what that nubus probe sees
returned from my card??
-jeff

>
>without looking at the code (which is probably a mistake), the nubus probe
>probably recognizes the asante driver and assumes that it's an 8390
>instead of an 83932.  sounds like this may require a little special
>casing.  perhaps allen briggs will know more about this one, tho.
>
>later.
>
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>Colin Wood                                 cwood@ichips.intel.com
>Component Design Engineer - PMD                 Intel Corporation
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