on 07/09/2001 21:00, (G-List) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> found the gport serial adapter to be very useful and compatible with a
> "normal" serial port, though i wish it provided a couple of ports. =
You could look for something like the Macally "Port Xpander", which plugs
into the serial port - and the ADB port, for power - and gives you 3
switchable serial/localtalk ports (you can use only one at a time). I
believe it's compatible up to OS 9.x, at least the last time I looked; you'd
have to check if it's OS X compatible. I bought one used (though barely) for
about $20 from a guy who had just sold his last serial peripherals; he'd
been using it with a g-port and said it worked fine. Unfortunately I haven't
had time to test it out yet, either on my Yosemite (with ADB) or one of our
older Macs.
Maybe xlr8yourmac.com has user feedback.
Chris H
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