>1. No ADB Support. The machines all use the Cuda ADB chip.
>   Neither MRG nor ADBTEST kernels support these models. (Can 
>   you confirm this for MRG, Bob?) I am very actively working on 
>   putting Cuda support in the ADBTEST kernels, but don't know
>   what the status is for MRG.

We mapped out the MRG routines for the Q605 some time ago but it was done 
before the ncr96 SCSI support.  It *might* work with a standard kernel if 
it includes the updated romvec table. The LC475 is built on the same 
motherboard but responds with a different Gestalt ID and so it probably 
has a slightly different MRG address set. We could try that one with a 
standard Kernel if someone wants to give me a hand.  As far as the Cuda 
ADB chip being supported in the MRG routines, yes and no.  Some systems 
have the Cuda and work just fine with the GENERIC Kernel and the MRG 
routines, and some don't.

If someone has a Q605 or LC475/476 and wants to work with me on trying 
the MRG stuff just let me know and I'll see what I can do.

-bob