Hi Andy, you probably weren't dreaming, you probably had a KFQSA installed 
in the system. (Weird but useful board). At the Vintage Computer Festival I 
had a uVAX 3800 and a uVAX 3400 both in BA213 cabinets running (I also had 
a couple of 4000/200s but they were in a BA215 and BA440 respectively) The 
interesting thing about the 3800 is that it uses three boards (CPU, KFQSA, 
DESQA) to achieve what the 3400 does on one board, consequently the 3400 is 
actually a bit faster (even through the CPU is technically slower). 
Presumably this is due to less bus contention between the ethernet, disks, 
and q-bus.

The 4000/300 has a DSSI (actually two!) on board and they are not yet 
supported. I'm not sure how easily my driver will port, so far I've been 
working on getting the MSCP "class" driver working to my satisfaction.

--Chuck

At 11:00 AM 10/5/00 -0400, Andrew Sporner wrote:
>I may be dreaming, but I had an RF-71 running NetBSD on
>1.4.2.  Perhaps it is because it was running on a controller
>that was not on the CPU?  It might be better to say that the
>onboard DSSI controllers aren't supported, rather than the
>stand-along DSSI controller that I had.
>Andy