Installation NI488 v2.3 driver onSolaris 9 problem

Some computer archeology:
SPARCstation 20 + NI Sbus card (pre TNT) (all this hardware is over 10 years old!)
Installed Solaris 9
Installed NI488.2 v2.2 (only have PCI-GPIB, so installed driver, but couldn't attach)
Installed NI488.2 v2.3 upgrade - this handles NI-GPIB,SBus, but still attach fails.
The pkgadd reports installion complete.
Eg: devfsadm -i ib reports "driver failed to attach: ib"
prtconf -D looks good: NI,GPIB-SBus (driver name: ib)
Could it be something in /etc/ibrc upsetting the ib driver?
If I don't get this to work, then I downgrade to Sun4.1.3 - which I know works (but is dumb!)
Thanks!

tealson wrote:
I'm not quite sure, but the ATI Xpress 1250 may have been dropped from the driver support list. AMD/ATI changed a few things there back one month or so.
Apart from this you should not try the driver from amd but test this one from aur: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=25105
Thank you!!
That was exactly what I wanted to know!
I was using the catalyst 9.4 drivers in the AUR and was searching for the legacy drivers from the AUR.
Thanks again! Will try and post the results.

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