> There is also a way to use the 'E' (examine) command to look at a
> magic address in the Q-bus I/O space and have it tell you what the
> ethernet address is, but that one I always forget for some reason.

>>> e/w/p 20001920
  P 20001920  FF08
>>> e/w/p
  P 20001922  FF00
>>> e/w/p
  P 20001924  FF2B
>>> e/w/p
  P 20001926  FF04
>>> e/w/p
  P 20001928  FF0A
>>> e/w/p
  P 2000192A  FF6A
>>> 

...that's qe0 on my uV-II, and its MAC address 08:00:2b:04:0a:6a, which
you can see in the low bytes of the responses.  For qe1, use 2000193x
instead of 2000192x.

					der Mouse

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