> Help!  Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?

You're doing nothing wrong.

> I just got an Apple Ethernet card and popped it into my Performa-550 and 
> booted up a NetBSD GENERIC-current Kernel.  The following messages get 
> logged:
> 
> Oct 25 21:05:32 pluto /netbsd: fpu0 at obio0 (mc68882)
> Oct 25 21:05:32 pluto /netbsd: nubus0 at mainbus0
> Oct 25 21:05:32 pluto /netbsd: nubus0: slot e: Apple Ethernet LC 
> Twisted-Pair Card (Vendor: Copyright (C) 1987-1993 Apple Computer, Inc. 
> All Rights ReservedApple Ethernet LC Twisted-Pair Card, Part: 341-0740)  
> not configured

The kernel didn't recognise the IDs for that card.  Can you pull the
card and take a look at it?  Does it have a part labelled 83932 or
8390 or 83902?  Does it have a 68000 on it?
If it's got the 8390 or 83902 on it, you're in luck.  I think that all
of the LC cards use the 83932 (SONIC), in which case, you'll have to
wait for a SONIC driver (or work on one ;-).  This shouldn't be too far
away--there's a working if_sn.c for the OpenBSD/arc port, and I've got
it partly hacked for the Mac.

-allen

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              Allen Briggs - end killing - briggs@macbsd.com