tr0x <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asks:
>Hi, is it possible to install an internal ethernet card, removing the 
>internal modem?
>I've heard about scsi-ethernet converters, but i've always found 
>external ones...
>Do you have some links about this?
The internal modem's connector only supports a modem. The signal lines 
just aren't there to turn it into an ethernet port. Well, I suppose it'd 
be _possible_ to devise some sort of card that appeared to the 'Book as a 
modem, and do sort of a serial-ethernet translation thing, but that's not 
a trivial enterprise.

Now it is I suppose possible to pull data lines from elsewhere inside a 
Duo, again not at all trivial.

dan k

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