Many thanks for replying about Inter.UNIX & PS/2 Model 70.

[S.Jin]

I sincerely express my thanks to the netters who replied my help mail.
>From Doug McCallum, Interactive Systems Corp, dougm at ico.isc.com:
> What version of WD card is it?  If it is the WD8003E/A, the driver in
> the TCP/IP 1.2 release does not support it.  Contact your distributor
> or the WD bulletin board.  We will have a driver available in the near
> future that supports it.
This is why I couldn't start up the Ethernet card. The version of WD
I have installed is  the WD8003E/A. 8-(
I also got many mails which indicate possible solutions and reasons to 
my problem. And why I can't get the WD EtherCard info from  "Test 
the Computer" of the Reference Main Menu.
>From Tom Tanida <tanida at gov.css.eldir>:
> The WD Ethercard will not show up on the Reference disk main menu, despite
> the fact that you have a Microchannel machine.  The way to test the card
> is to use the testing utility provided on the Western Digital "SuperDisk",
> which comes with the card.
Many people mentioned edit /etc/conf/sdevice.d/wd to make sure correct
setting in it, for example, interrupt level, IO Base & Ram Base addresses.

I would like to get more help from you. Now I have another ethernet board
from 3Com. Unfortunately, there is no documentation of it. The board is
3Com EtherLink/MC, 1987 Copyright, 4233-02 REV A (I am not sure it is version
number). There is a barcode Z98233 MC on the back of the board.
One question is that INTERACTIVE UNIX (version 2.2) and TCP/IP (version 1.2)
support this board?
Another is which position of the jumper setting is for AUI Port Standard
Ethernet? I suppose there is only one jumper called J1 on the board.
Now the setting is
		J1 A . [. .] B

Thanks lots,

S. Jin

>From Edinburgh, The Capital of Scotland.