Greetings all,
There is a new ADBTEST kernel available at:
http://www.macbsd.com/~jpw/adb.html

Note this is a new location for the ADBTEST page.

Here are the details of the most current ADBTEST kernel:

   Name: ADBTEST #160 
   Based on kernel source pulled down September 29th, 1996. 
   Supports models that have II series ADB hardware.
   Supports models that have IIsi series ADB hardware. 
   Includes version 0.4.1 of Michael Zucca's intvidtest code 
      which improves support for internal video on some machines. 
   Is configured for the 'sbc' SCSI driver, not the 'ncrscsi' 
      SCSI driver, which is normally the default with the 
      GENERIC kernels. 
   Includes very early (read as: not yet complete) support 
      for Powerbook models based on code I received from 
      Takashi Hamada. 
   Attempts to determine ADB hardware type (based on machine 
      type) during boot. If it is a model for which I am totally 
      unsure of the type of ADB hardware, or which the ADB hardware 
      type is known but not supported, then the ADB functions are 
      turned off. Hopefully, this may allow some people to boot on 
      machines for which ADB support is not completed, and log in 
      over the serial line. 

It seems to work fine on my II and IIsi.

As noted above, there is very early support for Powerbook, but
it doesn't get past ADBReInit on the PB 160 that I tested it
on. Please let me know if you have any luck getting past 
that point with any other Powerbook models.

	--John
	  jpw@netscape.com