Re: NoSTalgia and MiNT

[Jo Even Skarstein <joska@nuts.edu>]

On Fri, 17 Apr 1998, Howard Chu wrote:

> machines together. If 20 feet isn't long enough, look for SCSI-based ethernet
> adapters, they used to be quite common for Macs, which only had 25-pin SCSI
> for expansion. Of course, when you get your hands on these boxes, you'll
> still need information on how to communicate with the things, and the skill to
> write the code to perform the communication...

Speaking of SCSI ethernet cards, does anybody know *where* I can find
these? I'm very interested in writing a MiNTnet-driver for such a
card, but can't find any! I know how to write a device-driver for
MiNTnet, I know how to access the SCSI-bus, all I need is a
ethernet-card with docs and some spare time.

Btw. I was thinking of using Steffen Engels' SCSI-driver for this, as
it provides one single (and easy to use) API for both ST ACSI and
TT/Falcon SCSI. Does anybody have a good reason *not* to use it? Are
there any problems with MiNT? 


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