>i pulled out the cards in the IIx that i got.  it's got the following:
>
>video: Apple Computer Inc. (C) 1987,88  820-0198-C Macintosh II Video Card

That'll work with NetBSD, but I think it will only drive a 13" monitor.

>network: Asante Technologies Inc.  Copyright 1991.  MC3NB(ST-NIC-V) Rev. B1
>
>network card has AUI and Twisted Pair ports.

These work great with NetBSD.

>video card has a connector that looks just like an AUI port.

That's the standard Apple video connector.


>i also have the following:
>
>Some sort of x86 add-on card.

This sounds like the PC compatible cards that came installed in the 
Power Mac 6100 PC Compatible.  I've got two in a drawer.  It's a 486 
PC on a card that only runs DOS and Windows, since it needs some 
special code to interface with the Mac.  It's no longer supported by 
Apple, so you have to run something like Mac OS 8 (or maybe even 
earlier) on the Mac side to get it to work.

>the drives and the 486 card came with the IIx, but i have no need for it, so
>if you want it it's yours, you pay shipping.

No thanks, but if you put them on eBay, somebody will buy them.  :)


Eric Damien Berna
eric@thiel.com

NetBSD 1.3.3 on a Mac Quadra 800
NetBSD-current on a Power Mac 8500