Dave,

Of course, you're right.  I pulled the disk cables off and saw that
this board is indeed a Dilog DQ696.  This is not listed on the Hamster's
site (www.telnet.hu/hamster/dr/modules.html) but he does show the 
DQ686 and the SM696.  Hm.

How the question is, what's the next step to get it to work with 
NetBSD?  Try switching boards around?  For example, now the RDQX3
is on the bottom and the Dilog is on the top.  VMS sees them both 
OK, but NetBSD doesn't.  

By the way, does anybody know how large an ESDI drive this controller
will support?

Doug


On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Dave McGuire wrote:

> >something on the disks.  In addition to the RDQX3 with one RD54 disk,
> >it has a controller made by Dilog, with the number "90710" on the 
> >plastic handle.  It's attached by MFM/RLL cables to two Maxtor 
> >XT8380E's, which say they're 390 Mb each on the faceplace.  The 

>   Sounds like an MSCP-emulating controller.  Look for a "DQxxx" number on the
> board; 90710 doesn't sound like a Dilog model number.  If VMS sees it as DUB,
> then it's addressed as the second controller (the first would be DUA).  If I
> recall correctly that'd be CSR address 0160334.