On May 9, 2004, at 5:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Received a Dayna Comminicard (obtained from a fellow lister), and my 2400c is
recognizing it just fine... BUT I cannot use it because I do not have the
dongle.
MUST I use a Dayna Ethernet dongle, that came w/ the card new, or can I use
another make of dongle? An extra Xircon dongle I have, and a 3Com ethernet
dongle I have, both fit into the card's port...
Craig:
If you are making a post regarding a new subject, you really should post with a new subject. FWIW
Anyway, here's a great source for dongles:
<http://www.thesupplynet.com/>
which I discovered courtesy of the list's Captain Drew Johnson (Thanks Cap).
-- Greg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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