Re: E-Machines ColorLink Video/E-net Card

2003-11-20 Thread Jeff Walther

Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 09:02:19 -0800
From: J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 11/18/03 9:49 PM, Jeff Walther at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Anyone using a Colorlink card by Emachines?   Is the ethernet portion
 compatible with Open Transport?   I ask, because I have a Futura IISX
 with the ethernet daughterboard and the card freezes my IIci when the
 OT extensions load.  It works fine with Classic Networking.  So I'm
 wondering if the ColorLink has the same problem.
 Jeff Walther

There are three versions of the ColorLink.

COLORLINK DC/T
COLORLINK SX/2
COLORLINK SX/T
None of which has any info I can find about an ethernet daughtercard. If you
can list the exact model, maybe
more info can be found.
Yes, the info in the video section on Lowendmac.com is pretty 
sketchy on these cards.   For one thing, I have the XL2, which isn't 
even mentioned.   For another, all of the above cards have 10baseT 
built in (not on a daughter card) but that isn't mentioned.   The XL2 
has a 10base2 connector, the BNC you mention in your next posting, I 
suspect.

The daughter card ethernet is on the Futura IISX.   The Colorlink had 
it built in to the main card.  I guess that was the Colorlink's claim 
to fame.

Anyway, googling turned up about six links.  There's somewhat more in 
dejanews (google groups) but nothing about Open Transport 
compatibility.  Most of the posts probably predate wide spread use of 
Open Transport.

Jeff Walther

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Re: E-Machines ColorLink Video/E-net Card

2003-11-19 Thread J.S. Garrison
on 11/18/03 9:49 PM, Jeff Walther at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Anyone using a Colorlink card by Emachines?   Is the ethernet portion
 compatible with Open Transport?   I ask, because I have a Futura IISX
 with the ethernet daughterboard and the card freezes my IIci when the
 OT extensions load.  It works fine with Classic Networking.  So I'm
 wondering if the ColorLink has the same problem.
 
 Jeff Walther
 

There are three versions of the ColorLink.

COLORLINK DC/T 
COLORLINK SX/2 
COLORLINK SX/T

None of which has any info I can find about an ethernet daughtercard. If you
can list the exact model, maybe
more info can be found.


Jeff G.


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Re: E-Machines ColorLink Video/E-net Card

2003-11-19 Thread J.S. Garrison
on 11/18/03 9:49 PM, Jeff Walther at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Anyone using a Colorlink card by Emachines?   Is the ethernet portion
 compatible with Open Transport?   I ask, because I have a Futura IISX
 with the ethernet daughterboard and the card freezes my IIci when the
 OT extensions load.  It works fine with Classic Networking.  So I'm
 wondering if the ColorLink has the same problem.
 
 Jeff Walther
 


There's something here about the card:

http://www.mandrake.demon.co.uk/Apple/radius/emfut2.html

There's an indication that the card has a BNC connector, not
an ethercard connector (?), and it won't run well past System 7.5
using eMachines' Control Panel


JG


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E-Machines ColorLink Video/E-net Card

2003-11-18 Thread Jeff Walther
Anyone using a Colorlink card by Emachines?   Is the ethernet portion 
compatible with Open Transport?   I ask, because I have a Futura IISX 
with the ethernet daughterboard and the card freezes my IIci when the 
OT extensions load.  It works fine with Classic Networking.  So I'm 
wondering if the ColorLink has the same problem.

Jeff Walther

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