[ale] Need Info: "Ten Time" (SST?) SCSI Controller

[John M. Mills]

Anyone know what this beast is, or how to find out?  It has:
1) sticker saying Ten Time in red on a largish square ic.
2) sticker saying SST and 3.36.3 TNT-40X0BOOT and Columbia Data Products
   on what appears to be a PROM.
3) a WD33C93B-PL chip which is probably the interface chip to the SCSI
   device.
4) a bunch of jumpers, labled "ROMADDR", "ROM ENABLE", "IRQ" (I guess
   I can figure that one out), "I/O ADDRESSRP1" and a couple of more
   cryptic notes.
5) the usual big blue-ribbon ("Centronics") connector at the back, and
   two dual-row cable headers: P2(50 pins) and P5(34 pins) which I expect go
   internally-mounted drives.
6) AT-style EISA card-edge connections.

I want to use this beast as a Linux SCSI controller.  Can anyone offer
hope or information?

Thanks --jmm--

John M. Mills, Senior Research Engineer   --   john.m.mills at gtri.gatech.edu
   Georgia Tech Research Institute, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA 30332-0853
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