To answer your question, you need to download the USB Adapter Card
extensions from Apple http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n31132 I
personally found that you need to be running OS 8.6 or better for a
stable system, and since you are using a NewerTech G3 and a 5 slot SM
you must place the USB card into one of the two slots closest to the
Motherboard. As for ASAP, don't worry about it because it does not
report any PCI cards in the 3 slots furthest away from the MB on SM
computers. If you want to check your PCI slots, download PCI Prober
and give it a try.
>Hello all,
>Here is what may be a naive question....
>I have a SM 4000/160 with a 260 newertech G3
>I juust received an Inland brand mac compatible USB card.
>I bought it to hook up a Umax 3400 scanner....
>I installed the card in the fifth pci slot and.....nothing....system
>profiler isn't even seeing it.
>Do I need a driver for the card? There was nothing in the box but pc
>documentation....
>Rob
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