--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Apple has provided a fairly good range of drivers for OS X ( some
> are
> not included with the Darwin distribution ), so many non-Apple
> cards do
> work on OS X.
How can one know whether a card is supported or not?
> One thing to watch out for when trying PCI cards in Power PC
> hardware (
> no matter the OS ) is some cards have firmware that only works on
> one
> platform ( x86 ).
How can one know this prior to buying the card?
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