Thanks, Olof, for making your pre-compliled kernel available to me.  I set
the booter to find the file on my Mac partition and it booted up fine.
After configuring my network I was able to ping my server successfully.
The link you gave me:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-mac68k/2001/02/24/0005.html on how to
complile my own kernel doesn't work any more, however.  Other than the
Kernel Compiling HOWTO available on the NetBSD/mac68k website, is there any
other HOWTO out there that would help a real newbie like myself know what
to do?

Tom

>fredagen den 27 december 2002 kl 02.34 skrev John Klos:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>>> I have NetBSD 1.5.3 installed on an SE/30 with a Cabletron ethernet
>>> card.
>>> It connects just fine to my home network in Mac OS 7.1 but dmesq
>>> gives me a
>>> "failed to determine size of RAM" message for ae0 when I boot into
>>> NetBSD.
>>> Is this particular card supported or should I be looking for an
>>> Asante card
>>> for my SE/30?
>>
>> I can give you an updated kernel to test with some extra debug code;
>> can
>> you compile it yourself, or should I send you a precompiled kernel? If
>> you
>> prefer the latter (the SE/30 is a little slow), then send me a kernel
>> config file and maybe we can figure out enough to get the Cabletron
>> card
>> supported.
>
>I've got a 1.5.3 kernel that works with the cabletron card. I could
>send it to you if you want. Took me 18-24 hrs to compile. But if you
>want to do it yourself, this link helped me get it right:
>http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-mac68k/2001/02/24/0005.html