Greetings All,
New to this group, but not as new to vintage macs. I've picked up a SE
(with HD), and a Classic II, and thought it would be fun to embark on a pet
project to get them talking to each other and perhaps on a home network or
internet. The Classic II appears to have an integrated RJ-45, so I'm set
hardware wise. The SE is a different story. I know it has an expansion slot
called SE PDS in Mactracker, and I suspect it was at least capable of
participating in token ring networks, but the real question is the possibility
of getting an RJ-45 port on this machine. Ebay searches indicate a plethora of
LC PDS ethernet cards for the early LC machines, which may be the same
communication protocol, but perhaps not the same physical arrangement, I'm not
sure. So the big question is, can I equip an SE with an ethernet port through
any means?
Cheers,
Jason
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