Hi! (I think this is old enough hardware to be on topic.) In my off hours, I'm trying to put together a driver for NCR53C80-based SCSI controllers for it i386 port of NetBSD. (For those who know NetBSD, I'm doing some patches to the MI 5380 driver and writing an i386 MD front end.) I have it working with the very dumb Chinon controller (non-bootable, no IRQ- polled only), but was trying to set up a test box with a card capable of being interrupt driven and (ultimately) bootable. Unfortunately, my ancient SUMO SCSI-AT seems to have given up the ghost as it will no longer detect any connected drives and seems to actively screw up the bootting of floppies from another card. So, I was wondering if one of you might be able to loan (or cheaply sell) me a spare NCR53C80-based SCSI card. I guess I would ideally be looking for another SUMO or similar card. My second choice would be a Trantor T130 with boot ROM. I am, however, open to other suggestions. Thanks... <<<john>>>