Re: yet more newbie questions
--- "B. Douglas Hilton" <doug.hilton@engineer.com> wrote:
> Unless you have a laptop or something, I would suggest picking
> up a cheap ethercard on Ebay or something. 3c509's are easily
> gotten for chump change. An EtherExpress would be
> the Cadillac.
Motherboard has no ISA slots. So called "Legacy free" but what a joke that is.
It is the wave of the future though. Just when I was getting impressed about
how many ethernet drivers *BSD and Linux now support I run into this wall.
> If you are lucky, you could copy some linux driver files into
> the oskit tree and hack this file: oskit/dev/linux_ethernet.h
> to add it to the list, it looks like you have to write a probe
> function somehow.
Linux driver is sis900.c & .h Both GNU Mach and OSKit use Linux drivers. I
take it you are saying to use OSKit as the starting place for a driver port?
Is there a preferred URL for OSKit sources? Also any pointers to docs on what
needs to be changed in the Linux driver would be appreciated.
> Here's a list of OSKit's currently (maybe untested) ethernet cards:
[...snip...]
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