--- Ken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The other card is still a bit of a puzzle. It sort > of looks like a modem, > in that it has two "phone jack sized" outlets on the > back plane, one of > which has a black plug installed. Very few > components on the card and the > only nomenclature seems to be "Tut Nubus Assy > #20194." None of the > transformer type things I am used to seeing on a > modem card however. Any clues?
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