In order to answer that we would have to know what chipset the card 
uses. They don't publish this information on their web site and a 
cursory search in google didn't turn up anything. You need to find out 
what chipset it uses and then see if it's one of the chips supported by 
NetBSD in src/sys/dev/pci. Assuming that it is, you would just need to 
compile a kernel with that driver in it if it's not already there.

	Unfortunately they make like SIIG and put a sticker over the face of 
the chip so you can't tell from a photograph of the product.


On Nov 15, 2004, at 4:21 PM, Brad Schonhorst wrote:

> I am interested in using a Seritek/1S2 PCI card in a G4 Quicksilver 
> tower so that I can use SATA drives as opposed to IDE.  Has Anyone 
> tried this or know if this will work with NetBSD?
>