Donald, the fxp cards should also be supported in -current.
These are the cards based on the Intel i82557/8/9 chipsets.
relatively inexpensive.

If u have any problems just send me email directly, I have
been running a modified version of Jason Thorpe's endian
mods for this driver for a few months now.

Regards and thanks
sanjay

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Donald Lee <donlee@icompute.com>
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 00:08:58 -0500

>I'm still trying to get a 10/100 PCI ethernet card that works.  Of the
>ones that are listed as supported on the URL:
>
>	http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/macppc/faq.html#peripherals
>
>there appear to be three types: Tulip-compatible, 3Com, and
>NE2000-compatible PCI cards (de, ep, and ne drivers)
>
>There is more detail on what these cards actually are on this
>URL:
>
>	http://www.netbsd.org/Hardware/pci.html
>
>I've tried to match as many of these as I can with actual current
>products, and I've learned this:
>
>My naive first attempt with an Asante card was silly.
>
>I bought a Bay Networks Netgear FA310TX card  The docs imply that this
>should work.  It comes up with a:
>
>	Apr 20 19:45:31 charm /netbsd: Lite-On Communications 82C168/82C169 (PNIC) 10/100 Ethernet (ethernet network, revision 0x20) at pci0 dev 13 function 0 not configured
>
>I also tried an SMC EZnet 10/100 PCI card, also arguably listed.  This
>came up with:
>
>	Apr 20 21:01:53 charm /netbsd: Accton Technology product 0x1211 (ethernet network, revision 0x10) at pci0 dev 13 function 0 not configured
>
>I also tried the 3Com 3C905B-TX, which I  now know is not on the approved
>list.
>
>I'm now trying to figure out which of the cards on the list can be clearly
>identified on a store shelf, and actually purchased.  So far, I've found two.
>The SMC Etherpower II cards appear to be Tulip based, but it's hard
>to tell.  SMC's docs make no mention of the chip used.  The above
>URLs refer to Etherpower, but not to Etherpower II.
>
>The other is the Znyx cards, that I can buy directly from Znyx.  At least
>these are explicitly called out as Tulip based on the web site.
>
>Both of these are a little pricey.
>
>Does anyone have direct experience with the SMC Etherpower II cards, or the
>Zynx cards?
>
>Am I going about this all wrong?  It seems like this should not be quite
>this hard.
>
>Thanks in advance,
> 
>-dgl-
>
>