To put it short, in this archive you find a driver for QuickNet
Ethernet card.  This is for NetBSD 1.0 (haven't installed -current
yet).

Tested with FTP, telnet and NFS - no problems met.

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Files in this archive:

into /sys/arch/amiga/conf:
A3000			- my config (example), do NOT copy over yours
files.amiga.newconf	- QuickNet driver added to the original file

into /sys/arch/amiga/dev:
if_qn.c			- the driver
if_qnreg.h		- header
ztwobus.c		- QuickNet added to aconftab

into /sys/arch/amiga/amiga:
machdep.c		- call for QuickNet's interrupt handler added


So, after applying these files to your system, compile your kernel
and reboot.  At boot up you should see a message about that card
and also it's hardware Ethernet address.

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Note that this is the first public version and there are some
debug messages which you may see if something goes wrong.
In that case, please email me and tell what happened, so that I
may locate that error and try to fix it. (They are printed using
log(), so you can find them from /var/log/messages if they happen
to get lost from console.)

Eg. multicast is not tested at all, neither Berkeley Packet Filter.

If the driver seems to slow down after an error, you may try to
reset it: ifconfig qn0 down; ifconfig qn0 up.  This should 'wakeup'
the card (or driver).

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After these warnings, I'd like to mention that this latest version
has not caused any problems for me. ;-)
Hopefully it will not cause problems to anyone else.

So, send comments or bug reports to me...


	Mika Kortelainen
	email: k125374@cs.tut.fi
