If you want to use the 270c screen housing and bezel on your 2300c, you may have a
problem, as the 270c uses an 8.4" display and the 2300c has a 9.5" display.
If you're talking about moving your 2300c motherboard into the 270c, then that should
work, because, as someone else mentioned, that is
My service provider gives Asante FriendlyNET 10T/TN dual platform cards to
Mac users, works great no startup issues here. P/N 61-20653-00 rev.A
> cards, where I stated that the Asante Cardbus card is the same as the
> CompUSA and uses more the same drivers that you can get from Realtek,
> with th
I'm using a Best Data 56k, works great no software required.
> Specific models I've had success with are the 3Com/Megahertz 3CXM056B
> (57.6 Kbps), US Robotics/Megahertz XJEM3336 (33.6 Kbps) and the Megahertz
> CruiseCard XJA3288 (28.8 Kbps). You can find all of these and others like
> them on eB
I have used several different PCMCIA cards in my 2400's over the years
including:
Communicard Plus which is a combination data/fax for phone AND an ethernet
connection.
Diamond Supra PC Card 56k data/fax
Farallon 56k data/fax/ethernet
TDK CyberExpress 5600 56k data/fax
I cannot emphasis eno
That's cool that they provide that. The FriendlyNet 10T is a 16-bit
(non-Cardbus) card so it should work fine everywhere in all cases,
definitely. (Sorry if that was unclear in my comments, which were only
referring to their 10/100 Cardbus card.)
Ivan.
>My service provider g
Duo/2400 List wrote...
>Subject: [Duo2400] Re: What PCMCIA modems work w/2400c?
>Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 16:38:10 -0400
>From: Ivan Drucker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Hello,
>
>Most any PCMCIA modem will work IF it is a "hardware" modem, that is all
>the modem hardware in inside the card and the co
Anyone using a USB 2.0 card? Any recommendations?
Do they have to go in the lower slot, cuz if there is no dongle then the
plugs on the back of the card would block the upper portĀ
andy
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I need some help getting my Duo 280c to read CDR-W's.
The Duo plays CDR-W music disks fine, but it won't
recognize PC Data disks. I remember seeing some
software for 68k macs to read CDR-Ws, but I can't find
it. Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
> I need some help getting my Duo 280c to read CDR-W's.
> The Duo plays CDR-W music disks fine, but it won't
> recognize PC Data disks. I remember seeing some
> software for 68k macs to read CDR-Ws, but I can't find
> it. Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
There's a number of possibil
