Go to ebay and look for the Global Village PowerPort cards. The PowerPort
Platinum goes fairly cheaply. It'll install in the PC card slot on the
left of the machine. Software's downloadable--I have it here if too, if
your card doesn't come with the setup stuff. I've been using a PowerPort
with my 5300c for almost a year now and it works fine.
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Michael Druckenmiller Jr. wrote:
I would like to be able to connect my pb5300 up to my home ethernet so I can
make use of my DSL line on it, as I have no other way to get software and
files over to it.
Does anyone know of any good 10/100 ethernet pccards that have mac drivers.
My two linksys cards are not mac compatible, so they don't help. Would the
PB be decent on the DSL line, it has to be faster than dialup, even on that
slow machine. If anyone has a eth. card they'd like to sell at a reasonable
price email me.
Later.................Howard
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