Look on the ethernet board.  If you see a Motorola chip on it labeled
MC68000FN10 or something similar, it means the card is based on a 68000
series processor and is not supported by NetBSD.  I don't know if it will
ever be supported since it is kind of an oddball.  You are better off just
getting new card.  I recommend one of the Asante Maccon ethernet cards.
These work great with NetBSD.

Erik

Matthew Navarre wrote:

>         I have an apple Ether[Net|Talk] NB card which I'm tryinjg to get
> working under NetBSD. The Card semjs to be recognised by the driver just
> fine, but when anything tries to send through the card I get ae[01] device
> timeout.
>  I've tried different kernels(I usually use the SLOTMAN kernal for 1.4.1),
> switchimg slots for the cards, etc.
>
>         does anyone have this card working on the IIci? if so, is thers a
> kernel(or patches) to alow this kard to work. If not is there anyone with
> any insight as to why it dosn't work?
>
> --
> Matthew Navarre                    mnavarre@home.com
> Look out honey, 'cause I'm usin' technology...