Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Adam& Cora Dietrick wrote: > > > okay- its an asante card (Asante Tech, INC (c) > 1993 MCLC Rev A) MCLC = MacCon LC, made for the LC PDS, as is in your Performa/LC 520. Call it the LC III All In One. ;-) > While this link lists all of the cards I can fi

Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

i found the article on asante's site about the cards that don't work with auto-negotiating. although my card's part number isn't listed, it does exhibit all the symptoms- including flashing link lite on the back of the card. Darren wrote: Darren wrote: http://techinfo.asante.com/action.lass

Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

Darren wrote: http://techinfo.asante.com/action.lasso Which doesn't seem to work, try http://techinfo.asante.com/su_sw_int.htm and use the pulldown to select Adapters-10MBit-Internal which will take you to the page mentioned earlier. -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by an

Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

Adam& Cora Dietrick wrote: okay- its an asante card (Asante Tech, INC (c) 1993 MCLC Rev A) there are two numbers present on what seems to be the chipset - lc20028 and 4l02f2664 Not a lot of help I'm afraid, looks like you need another hub that only does T10 or to lock the port the mac is c

Re: Mac IIcx Clock Problems

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The versions of Techtool I've seen seem to be PowerPC only. Now there may be an old 68k version running around that I haven't seen, but that was a show stopper for me. I'll have to check the faq link you posted there, because maybe they know where to get a copy. I've ver

Re: Mac IIcx Clock Problems

>Have you tried Techtool from Micromat, the same folks who made MacEKG. >"Snooper is no longer sold, but parts seem to have been incorporated >into the latest version of Norton Utilities, 3.2.1" came from this page >http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/faq.html while Peace of Mind was just to >hard to s

Re: New Mac User Seeks 10bt Hub

Which hub is the one you are looking at? I see model numbers for the NIC but nothing referring to your hub? All I can add is that if you do not have a link light, you are dead in the water. Get a straight 10bT hub and you'll be hunky dory!;-) -- Paul/. 95 black 3000GT VR-4 98 VFR800F, TBR alumin

Re: New Mac User Seeks 10bt Hub

this is the hub i am looking at. any objections? Adam& Cora Dietrick wrote: okay- its an asante card (Asante Tech, INC (c) 1993 MCLC Rev A) there are two numbers present on what seems to be the chipset - lc20028 and 4l02f2664 i'm using a test, working, non-crossover cable and am using no

Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

on 7/22/03 10:08, Adam& Cora Dietrick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled: > okay- its an asante card (Asante Tech, INC (c) 1993 MCLC Rev A) > > there are two numbers present on what seems to be the chipset - lc20028 > and 4l02f2664 > > i'm using a test, working, non-crossover cable and am using n

Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

okay- its an asante card (Asante Tech, INC (c) 1993 MCLC Rev A) there are two numbers present on what seems to be the chipset - lc20028 and 4l02f2664 i'm using a test, working, non-crossover cable and am using no special drives. the ethernet option does show up under tcp ip Darren wrote:

Re: MO Drive/SCSI-Voodoo

--- Stefan Daehler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear Listers, > > I recently got a Philips Galaxy MO640 drive, which > I'd like to use with > my IIfx (MOs make wonderful backup-media, highly > reliable and comparably inexpensive). What you have is actually a Fujitsu M2513 or M2513A with Philips

Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

Gregg Eshelman wrote: --- Adam& Cora Dietrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I got the card in and the mac acknowledges that i now have an ethernet card. However, on my 10/100 hub there is nothing lit up to acknowledge that the mac is there. Fiddling with the software will get you nowhere un

Re: New Mac User Seeks Networking Advise

--- Adam& Cora Dietrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I got the card in and the mac acknowledges that i > now have an ethernet > card. However, on my 10/100 hub there is nothing > lit up to acknowledge that the mac is there. Fiddling with the software will get you nowhere until you have a lit up