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From: Greg Lehey <grog@lemis.de>
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Subject: 3C900 - more info
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I just sent out a message asking for hints on how to create/modify a
driver for the 3C900.  Of course, I didn't enclose all the information
I could :-(  Here's a list of chips on the board:

The main chip has the inscriptions:

       Parallel Tasking(tm)
       3Com
       40-0336-003
       9633S  17521404
       LUCENT 40-03363

The only other device which looks like a chip is an old-fashioned 16
pin DIP, DP8392CN.  I assume this is something like a PROM with an
Ethernet ID on it.

Hope this helps.

Greg