At 10:46 PM -0400 14/10/99, Allen Briggs wrote:
>
>On the PDS side (probably), there should be a chip that's larger than
>the others.  Does it have 8390 or 83902 written on it?  Or some variant
>of 83932?

on the largest chip, it has this:

B9206
DP8390DN
NS32490DN

it also has a small 2-letter code, that a lot of the smaller chips 
have as well.. "AK".. the smaller chips range from "AG" to "AJ"



>
>Basically, you need to dig out the RAM, PROM, and register addresses
>for the card, plug them into the right kernel sources, and it will
>probably work (assuming it is an ae device).

hmm. sounds cool. i was reading somewhere you can get the e-net 
address from marings on the the U33 chip.. or something like that? 
i'm just following blindly now =)

charlie.


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