Ryan Ordway writes:

> 	Ok, this thing has a bunch of chips. :-)

Interesting... I know mine's the non-DMA QuadraLink, but has slightly
different chips (presumedly compatibles however, and so we have the
same card).  BTW, is this the one you previously referred to as the
Shadow Quadralink?

Here's a excerpt from a June message where I inventoried my card:

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Subject: QuadraLink (was: Re: macbsd.com upgrade)
To: port-mac68k@netbsd.org
Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 18:19:41 -0500 (CDT)

I don't know about the Shadow Quadralink, but mine has two Zilog Z8530
UARTs (Z85C3008PSC to be exact...).  There are no other major chips on
the board (eg, no CPUs).  The other chips are:

  AMD AM26LS30 (one per port)
  TI SN75195N (one per port)
  Mot MC74F521N (one)
  TI SN74ALS651NT (one)
  TI SN74ALS534AN (two)
  TI SN74ALS74AN (one)
  ??  74F125

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Would you mind downloading a copy of the "Slots" program and running it
on your system (under MacOS) w/ your Quadralink?  I don't have a URL
handy, but you can find it on Apple's developers web/ftp sit.  It'd
be interesting to see how it compares to my card.

BTW, you had asked previously; I haven't made any progress on trying
to write a driver for the Quadralink, other than reading through the
current zs source.  Any progress you (Bill & Jason) can make on
changes to the 8530 driver would be greatly appreciated, though. :)
Let me know if you'd like a hand.

John

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John Valdes                        Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics
j-valdes@uchicago.edu                               University of Chicago


> 
> 2 marked:
> 
> Zilog Z8523010PSC
> ESCC
> 9223         GL
> 
> 1 marked:
> 
> Ecliptek
> Ec1100
> 3.6864 MHz
> 9209
> 
> 1 marked:
> 
> Motorola
> MC74F521N
> XXCR9113
> 
> 1 marked:
> 118BS
> SN74ALS651NT
> 
> and then aligned with the serial ports are:
> 
> 4 (1 for each port) marked:
> 
> Motorola
> AM26LS30PC
> QQPQ9217
> 
> and 4 (1 for each port) marked:
> 
> 218ABM
> SN7517SN
> 
> 	There are 2 more sets of chips that I couldn't make out very well,
> but they were too small to be 68000 chips, and they were yellowish with
> reddish lettering. There were about 4 sets of numbers on each chip, but the
> numbering was really small and I didn't have a suitable static-free place
> around so I didn't take the time to take down the numbers...
> 
> 	Hope this helps!
> 
> 	Ryan
> --
> HELO... my name is rewt... you have SIGKILLed my father... prepare to vi! 
> 
>