The following devices (driver name in parentheses) are supported by machine-independent podulebus drivers. If you do not see your device listed here, check your platform's page; there may not yet be a machine-independent driver for your device. Alternatively, it may be the case that your device is compatible with one listed here, or your device may not be listed due to an oversight. If you are unsure, please boot a -current kernel or send mail to netbsd-users@NetBSD.org. "podulebus" is NetBSD's name for the expansion-card bus (sometimes known as "XCB") used by the Acorn Archimedes and its many successors. The devices that attach to this bus have been officially called "expansion cards" since at least 1987, but their original designation as "podules" (peripheral modules) is still more common. podulebus devices are supported by NetBSD/acorn26 and NetBSD/acorn32. Please note that these pages reflect the state of NetBSD-current. To check the supported hardware list for a specific release of NetBSD, check that release's installation notes. SCSI host adapters (supported SCSI target devices) HCCS 8-bit SCSI interface (&man.hcsc.4;) Oak Solutions 16-bit SCSI interface (&man.oak.4;) Network interfaces Acorn AKA25 "Ether1" (&man.ei.4;) Atomwide "Ether3" and Acorn AEH54 (&man.ea.4;) ANT "EtherB" (&man.eb.4;) IDE controllers (supported ATA and ATAPI devices) D. T. Software IDE controller (&man.dtide.4;) HCCS IDE controller (&man.hcide.4;)