Ben Martin wrote:
>I've been playing with them and have some networking Q's. First
>of all, I was wondering what my options are for connecting them with
>ethernet. I do a lot of computer work at school and it would be handy
>to be able to be able to plug my portable into the wall and be online.
>It would also be cool to be able to be able to put them on a home
>network. I don't have a dock, nor do I have any real desire for one at
>the moment.
I use a dock for my 230, this works well. I think any option for the Duo
will cost some money, as far as I know. There are minidocks with ethernet
available, but I understand that they may cost more than a full dock
would these days. Docks seem quite plentiful and the various
minidocks/microdocks are in short supply.
>Do they make NIC's that I could replace the express modem
>with? Also, can localtalk connectors be plugged into a PS/2 port? It
>doesn't make sense to me that the two would work together, but I figured
>I might as well ask. I have a linux box running at my house that I
>could easily run Netatalk on, and I have some phone-net stuff.
Blair Fisher ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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