> There were scsi/ip adaptors on the MacOS market with special MacOS drivers.
> They were built to enable non-expandable ethernet-less Macs onto networks,
> eg Plus, classic, SE (the expansion slot cards were expensive) and 030
> powerbooks.
> I've never actually seen one.

I have an Asante EN/SC myself that my MacOS IIsi uses. It works fine but
the throughput is a bit slow and I'm quite sure NetBSD does not support them
as you have already stated. But they work nicely in System 7.

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