Glad to see the mac68k list is getting some action again.

My old Powerbook 180 has been running NetBSD 1.5.3 for a while now 
(can't get later kernels to boot), but  I have never been able to 
connect the machine to my LAN because of its lack of an ethernet port.  
Recently I was able to acquire (for $20!) a Cabletron EA414 
SCSI-ethernet adapter which works fine through Macintosh System 7.1.  
There has been a driver for this device built into the generic kernel 
since at least version 1.5.  When I boot the system it recognizes the 
device correctly:

se0 at scsibus0 target 0 lun0:  <ASTX, AXSITS2532A 011E, A73A> SCSI2 
0/direct fixed
se0:  ethernet address 00:00:1d:c8:80

Can't seem to get it configured right, though.  I followed Matthew 
Theobald's installation guide correctly, including the creation of an 
/etc/ifconfig.se0 file, but keep getting:

Configuring network interfaces:  se0se0:  device enable failed

What am I doing wrong here?

Tom