Re: SE/30 Mystery Ethernet Card

[Phil Beesley]

The paper label PN594-TP in the photo is the giveaway that this is a 
Farallon card. A Google search will turn up loads of links to confirm 
this. Eg: http://www.fas.harvard.edu/network/ether.mac.html

The "usual suspects" might want to make a mental note that Farallon 
part numbers always start, imaginatively enough, with PN.

Phil
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