On Tue, 22 Feb 2000, Sven Leser wrote:

> Ok sorry may be this is just an other newbie question.... 
> 
> I checked the page
> http://www.NetBSD.org/Library/Hardware/Machines/DEC/vax/microvaxes.html#microvaxes:microvax_3300
> and found out that the 3300 is supported, but I'm nor sure if my
> onboard ethernet device is supported. I'm even not sure if my disk is
> supported, I read on the page: NetBSD: Can run NetBSD. (but DSSI not
> supported as of 1.4)

The onboard ethernet is not yet supported, but you should be fine if you
can get your hands on a DEQNA or DELQA.  

From what I gather from recent discussion on the list, DSSI is supported.  
On the Q-bus systems the low-level protocol is pretty much irrelevant.  
As long as the controller presents the drives as MSCP storage devices, the
NetBSD/vax kernel will do the right thing.

-brian.
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