Sorry about that, I updated the BOM after making my prototype but didn't change the Makefile. Fixed on Github. So you're aware, I have not tested the 64A3U (my prototype uses the 128A3U) but the chips should be identical except for the extra memories, which the firmware doesn't use.Just FYI to those who are building this: The BOM has a discrepancy (at least the CSV BOM on github does) where it calls for an atxmega64, while the firmware is built for atxmega128 in the makefile. I don't know if it will make a difference, but I would assume the 128 is the correct part.
Very likely not. I don't think there are any A/UX specific drivers for SCSI Ethernet solutions, A/UX was an expensive beast, so most of its users probably went for pricier internal cards that were supported instead, for the supported Mac models that didn't include Ethernet as standard.Would this work to get ethernet connectivity under A/UX on an SE/30? I'm skeptical as I haven't been able to confirm that *any* of the existing SCSI to Ethernet adapters work under A/UX, but perhaps my information is incomplete.
Yeah that sounds plausible, thanks. Very likely not. I don't think there are any A/UX specific drivers for SCSI Ethernet solutions, A/UX was an expensive beast, so most of its users probably went for pricier internal cards that were supported instead, for the supported Mac models that didn't include Ethernet as standard.
This is a wonderful opportunity to learn how to write System V network drivers...Yeah that sounds plausible, thanks.
Yep, high end systems only. Wasn't A/UX and IIfx an Apple/NSA development kinda deal? Would big UNIX installations have been Ethernet or Token Ring based in that time frame?Yeah that sounds plausible, thanks. Very likely not. I don't think there are any A/UX specific drivers for SCSI Ethernet solutions, A/UX was an expensive beast, so most of its users probably went for pricier internal cards that were supported instead, for the supported Mac models that didn't include Ethernet as standard.
I do know A/UX was meant to entice Uncle Sam into adopting Macintoshes running it, due to the whole "government must run POSIX compliant operating systems" thing in the late 80s.Yep, high end systems only. Wasn't A/UX and IIfx an Apple/NSA development kinda deal? Would big UNIX installations have been Ethernet or Token Ring based in that time frame?
DM me - I have some boards I had made up and enough parts I think to put together 3 kits at the moment, although I'm in the UK. I've been charging £30 + postage for a kit or £40 + postage assembled. (I'm also doing PowerBook versions, although I've still got a few things to sort out there - haven't found the time to finish that yet!)I'm very interested to get one to France !