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From: Barry Boes <bab@foxtrot.boesusa.com>
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Subject: SMC 9332BDT 
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Thank you all very much for your responses.  Once you told me
the DP83840 was the difference between the DST and the BDT it
was pretty easy to get it working.  It works great so far in
10Mb mode, I have to go home to plug it into a 100Mb port to
test it.

  Here's what I have done to get it to work.

o FreeBSD 2.1.5 system
o 2.1.5-current kernel supped Nov 11 1996.
o Replaced if_de.c and dc21040.h from -current supped Nov 11 1996
o Modified if_de.c to work in 2.1.5 (mainly backing out ether_ioctl()
    in tulip_ifioctl()
o Made the smc9332_boardsw use the de500aa_media_... and 21140_mii...
   calls instead of the 9332... and nomii... calls.


This probably isn't optimized for the 9332 BDT but it does work.  If
anyone wants to use the 9332 BDT in 2.1-stable let me know and I will
give you the two new files.

							-Barry