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Descr: Patches for NetBSD 1.0 to get arcnet (A2060) running.
Hello,
first of all:
<bold><blinking><big><red>
THIS IS WITHOUT ANY EXPLICIT OR IMPLIED WARRANTY.
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The usual NetBSD disclaimer of usability applies.
This said:
This is the NetBSD-1.0 if_bah (A2060 driver) patchkit.
You need:
- bah-1.0-kit.tar.gz
- A virgin 1.0 system with kernel srces installed. Don't complain, sue me or
get drunk if this kit damages any of your personal files or patches, or if
the patches don't work due to your changes.
Instructions:
a) [become root]
su
[and give the password)
b) cd /
c) tar xzvf bah-1.0-kit.tar.gz
[this shouldn't damage any existing file]
d) patch -p0 < bah-1.0.kit.patches
[this patches three files:
/usr/src/sys/conf/files.newconf
/usr/src/sys/arch/amiga/conf/files.newconf
/usr/src/sys/arch/amiga/amiga/machdep.c
and leaves the originals with .orig appended to their names. If you apply
this patch a 2nd time, it will fail, and probably the originals will be
erased. So copy them first, if you don't have the ksrc-10.tar.gz file
handy.]
e) cd /sys/arch/amiga/conf
f) [edit HOWYOURCONFIGFILEISCALLED with your favourite editor]
g) [add there, at some convenient place: ]
bah* at ztwobus0
[this line in your config will find any number of A2060 cards in the
autoconf list; however, you dont want to use 2 A2060 cards in one machine
as a router because full load on both cards would saturate the ZBUS]
h) [exit the editor]
i) config.new HOWYOURCONFIGFILEISCALLED
k) cd ../compile/HOWYOURCONFIGFILEISCALLED
l) cp /netbsd /netbsd.lastthatworked
m) make && make depend && mv netbsd /
[If and only if all went well:]
sync
sync
sleep 5
cp /netbsd /dev/reload
With the new kernel running, you can ifconfig bah0 or 1 or 2 (depending
on how many A2060 cards you have) or look at it with netstat -i, just like
you would have used le0 or ed0.
For more information, look at 'man bah' or at
http://comma.rhein.de/~is/projects/
Regards,
Ignatios Souvatzis <is@beverly.rhein.de>