>> Cyclades makes decent 8 and 16 port boards.  However, the cy driver in
>> NetBSD is horrible crusty, and is labeled that it doesn't compile
>> anymore.  On the other hand, the FreeBSD driver works fine, and is
>> actively maintained.  Someone who knows what they're doing probably
>> needs to pull over the FreeBSD driver and make it run on NetBSD again.

>There is a working cy driver for NetBSD now.  I had it done by someone
>because I needed a multi-serial card.  The driver should be in -current
>and I can e-mail the source to anyone who wants to give it a try.  Please
>email to jmarin@jmp.fi, if interested (I think I posted this announcement
>here a while ago?).

Good deal!  I take it this is based on the FreeBSD driver?  Or a
re-write of the old NetBSD driver (I'm sure in their deep past they
came from the same source, but...).

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  Michael L. VanLoon                                 michaelv@HeadCandy.com
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    NetBSD ports in progress: PICA, others...

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