>If you the the ae0: Device timeout message it means that we attempted to
>send a packet out the interface, and never got an interrupt to indicate
>the transmit completed.
>
>So, what is the _specific_ information about your ae0 card?  What are
>the chips' numbers?  If there is a 68000 on the board, then we most
>definitely don't support it...  Otherwise, it might be an "almost clone"
>bof a supported board, but with a slight difference in register address
>or something.
>

[SNIP]

Startup mssg is

ae0 at nubus 0 , 32KB memory
ae0: Ethernet address 00:80:35:02:06:2b

Card is a Technology Works, no 68000 that I can see (aren't they square?
anyway no 68000 on any chip) 2 large rectangular chips; one says:

	B9130
	NMC27C128BQ
	200

The other:

	DCB-0509S250X
	    KAPPA
	      9201T

And one square chip that says:

	S9136BX
	DP83901AV

Sound familiar to anyone?

There are 2 sets of jumpers 10TJ1 and 10TJ2. I have not messed with them at
all.

-mab