Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 15:10:59 -0500 (EST) From: David Moffett <dpm@cs.purdue.edu> To: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org Subject: Free TokenRing Cards Message-ID: <199711072010.PAA15311@ector.cs.purdue.edu>
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Hi guys! I've got two Token Ring cards free to anyone who would like to start in on writing a token ring driver for FreeBSD. I'll mail them free to anyone in the USA. Card 1: 3Com TokenLink III 16/4 (c) 1995 EA=00A0248223C5, SN 6BE18223C5 w/ db 9 and rj45 Card 2: Intel w db/9 and rj45 Here's what is written on the back: M-NO: 770400501 S/N 727F16 ECO A **308314-003 16360614414** This card has an apparent ROM socket. The big parts on the front of this card are TMS380C16PQL and MB620233. Both have early 1994 date codes. Both of these cards are removed from equipment and were working at that time. Each has a 16/4 green sticker on the card edge. Each card is a 16-bit ISA card. There are obviously no warranties expressed or implied. These do *not* come with cables or other related network equipment. I've no other token equipment or related experience, so I'm zero help otherwise. Terms and Conditions: If you accept these cards you agree to write a device driver for Token Ring Networks than can be distributed under the FreeBSD license agreement. You agree to coordinate the development of such a device driver with the established FreeBSD development community. If you find that you cannot accomplish said task within a reasonable time, you agree to forward these cards to someone who you believe thinks that they can at your expense. email me if you're interested with some vague statement of qualifications. If there are multiple respondents, I get to choose who gets them. Thanks in advance! David Moffett (dpm@cs.purdue.edu)
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