no, it's an DP8390CN based board. The ethernet status page lists it as
being supported on the II, and the source for the ae driver says it
supports it, however it dosen't seem to work on the IIci.

the driver seems to attach fine at boot (i.e. it reads the MAC adddress and
memory size correctly) and ifconfig has no complaints, but gives a device
timeout error when anything tries to send data through the card.

Erik Winkler wrote:
>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

Colin Wood wrote:
>this is the one with the onboard 68k processor, right?  if so, we don't
>support the coprocessor (and are unlikely to in the near future).  even
>apple's support for it was a little wacky from what i hear...

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