Windows drivers for SUN Quad PCI card

Hi everyone.
With the risk of being flamed, I have a question regarding drivers for a Sun QUAD network card. I belive it is a X1034A card.
The card is also marked with a label saying: *5015406096836* and a barcode. On another label it sais: QFEPCI
Is there any chance in h**l that this card would function under a Windows system?
Best regards,
Johan Christensson

Hello Ben,
I own the IntraServer LSI5464E which appears to be 501-5406-01 (using the DC21153-AC which was on my card manufactured by Intel not DEC).
I was wrong, the 21153 is a PCI-to-PCI Bridge chip by Intel. I thought it's similar to the DEC PCI Fast Ethernet DECchip 21140.
The 4 Ethernet controllers chips are manufactured by/for Sun.
The datasheet for the LSI5464E is still available, while the drivers aren't.
Michael
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Best regards,
Rod

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