Sean-Paul Rees <sean@flame.org> wrote:

>I have a SONIC LC/PDS TwP Ethernet board(?) in my LC3. It works fine under
>MacOS. NetBSD won't recognize it. Is this a supported board(?), or have I
>done something wrong?

Not all cards that work under MacOS also work under NetBSD.  The 
NewerTech LC10 is one that doesn't - it's not even recognized at boot 
time by NetBSD.

There's a Dayna, Apple part #m0437z/b, that uses a Sonic DP83934AVQB 
chip. It's recognized by NetBSD on boot by the "ae" driver, but spits out 
an error	"Can't determine RAM size" and isn't configured for use.  It 
probably wouldn't take much to get this one working.

Two cards that I've found do work are the Apple	LC Twisted-pair, part 
number #630-0891 which uses a Sonic DP83934BVUL chip and the 
Asante	MacCon III+ which uses the ST-NIC DP83902AV chip. The first is 
supported by the "sn" driver, the second by the "ae" driver.

-bob