I don't have a definitive answer, but:
1. they don't work under Open Transport, and
2. they were presumably designed with early powerbooks and compacts in mind (i.e., models to which ethernet could not be added internally);
3. ergo, I reckon it's a good bet that they'd work under 6.
In fact, I seem to recall that they are unhappy running under anything much past 7.1. They certainly belong to the early System 7 era, so there is probably at least as much backwards as there is forwards compatibility.
You do, however, need the requisite drivers.
1. they don't work under Open Transport, and
2. they were presumably designed with early powerbooks and compacts in mind (i.e., models to which ethernet could not be added internally);
3. ergo, I reckon it's a good bet that they'd work under 6.
In fact, I seem to recall that they are unhappy running under anything much past 7.1. They certainly belong to the early System 7 era, so there is probably at least as much backwards as there is forwards compatibility.
You do, however, need the requisite drivers.