Subject: Re: IBM token ring cards
To: jonl <jonl@yubyub.net>
From: Andrew Gillham <gillhaa@ghost.whirlpool.com>
List: port-i386
Date: 03/10/2000 22:53:04
jonl writes:
> I've seen a number of different IBM ISA token ring cards out there. Does
> anyone have any part no's/descriptions (16 bit?), etc... that I can use
> when considering a purchase? TIA.
IBM part numbers seem kind of hard to locate on the boards.. :-)
On 8bit 16/4 cards: (both with 12 dipswitches on the end of the card)
92F4555 - a DB9 with 16/4 green circle by connector
92F4555A - same as above
On a 16bit 16/4: (also has 12 dip switches. presumably not "auto")
03F0216B - a DB9 + RJ45 with 16/4 green circle logo
Also, 3Com makes/made a 16bit IBM compatible(?) card. (3C619B)
What are you looking for exactly? If you just need one card, I can
probably help you out, especially if it is for NetBSD stuff.
(e.g. if you are enhancing the drivers, I'll give you a card)
-Andrew
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