There were scsi/ip adaptors on the MacOS market with special MacOS drivers.
They were built to enable non-expandable ethernet-less Macs onto networks,
eg Plus, classic, SE (the expansion slot cards were expensive) and 030
powerbooks.
I've never actually seen one.
I'm prepared to bet a years pay that NetBSD does NOT support these devices,
however if you can get one for a Mac that will only run MacOS then that is
another story.

Cheers
Richard

>Not sure about the scsi thing, although I AM interested. But do you have
>something in the expansion slot? If I am not mistaken, as long as you don't
>have something there already or one of the funky Apple video cards, you
>should have a '040 PDS slot available. You can pick up a Nubus adapter for
>that and use a standard nubus ethernet card.
>
>If anybody does know anything about IP over SCSI please post!
>
>>From: Karsten Kruse <tecneeq@gmx.net>
>>To: port-mac68k@netbsd.org
>>Subject: IP over SCSI, possible?
>>Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 16:27:29 +0100
>>
>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have successful connected a Centris 650 with NetBSD 1.5.2 to my ethernet=
=2E
>>Now i have another Mac, a Centris 610 and a SCSI-Cable. Is there a way to
>>establish something like a IP-Tunnel over SCSI?
>>
>>Karsten
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