On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, Tony Mantler wrote:

> I wrote support in Linux/Mac68k for the Cabletron E6100 (I think that's the
> model) NuBus card. It should still be hiding in the sources somewhere (like
> drivers/net/daynaport.c).

I can't seem to find Linux/Mac68k source in any form other than
diffs. Am I looking in the wrong place, or is that the only form it's
distributed in?

> Some things to note:
> 
> Memory starts at slot+0x0, registers start at slot+0x90000.

Okay, this is not the card I have. Mine doesn't have memory there.

More info on the card I have:

The card thinks of itself as a "DNI Ethernet Card".

I managed to find 32k of memory starting at 0x10000, and I believe there's
another 32k of memory somewhere on the card (it has two M5M5256-85 chips,
which are 32kx8 SRAM). I think they're both mapped, but
non-contiguously. Either that, or the area that is mapped is aliased later
on in the slot's address space.

Unfortunately, I don't know where the registers are (the kernel currently
assumes that they are at 0x10000, which is where the RAM is).

Any suggestions for finding out where the registers are?

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Alastair Bridgewater
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